Thursday 19th of March 2009 | Don Pullen
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As we all know, March 20 is the Vernal Equinox (start of spring in the northern hemisphere). It is also Sun-Earth Day and NASA is celebrating it by encouraging daytime astronomy.
They will be hosting a live webcast on NASA TV ( HERE ) for 1 hour, starting at 1pm (EDT) on Friday March 20. If you can view it during this time, it should be very interesting for all members and the public. There are also some promotional videos on this page.
It is also expected to be rebroadcast at 8pm on their Educational channel ( HERE ). But check the first link above for details/confirmations.
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