Starship Asterisk*

Looks like someone corrected the spelling of Kaguya in the title of the blurb. But they still missed a typo: "starting" should be "started" near the middle of the blurb.

I noticed the nickname of the lunar satellite (Kaguya) is misspelled in the the title of the blurb. Must have been written by a Twilight Zone fan. Referring to Cayuga Productions.
--Randy

Thanx, FieryIce, for the link.
"Snopes" is short for http://snopes.com -- a pop-up-packed urban legends website.

Thanx. That answers my question.

Today, April Fool's Day, I got an email asking me if I've "ever seen a fire rainbow". This is supposedly the "rarest of all naturally occurring atmospheric phenomena". Is there such a thing? Google "fire rainbow" for urban legends info. Only Snopes mentions it, and says...

That's it. You found it. And I remember reading about the "light echoes". Thanx for tracking down that information.

Is this the one you are talking about? http://qah.uni-muenster.de/forum_thread.php?id=333 this isn't an e-mail but a BBS That's it. Those are the pix that came in my email. But what is No. 8? The caption says: "No. 8 Starry Night, so named because it reminded astronomers of the Van Gogh painti...

Has anyone got that "Hubble Top 10" email with 10 astrophotos reportedly from the HST? There's one in there labelled "Starry Night". It's a nebula I've never seen before... and I can't find it anywhere else. Is it real?
--Randy Jones

Thank you Dr. Harry Velokovski. I'm outa here.
--Randy
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Those who cannot dance say the drum is bad.

Infrared light is light, yes? Maybe that's what it's referring to.