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Not on Twitter? You’re missing out.
I believe that many readers of this blog are amateur astronomers. I also believe, based on my own subjective experience, that a very small number of amateur astronomers are active on Twitter. When I ask friends and colleagues why they … Continue reading
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Welcome! Again.
This is the first post for the blog-only version of Share Astronomy. Welcome! It took me longer than planned to convert the original version of Share Astronomy to this blog-only version but the work is done and I can now … Continue reading
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