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I took Sam and his friends J and R to Auckland's Stardome Observatory Planetarium. The boys had fun. It was a pity the clouds were playing a trick on us. They came our in vengeance and we couldn't see the sun.
The guide Bill Goldstone was on hand and was very friendly to talk to us about the telescope and the stars, and planets. When he moved the dome, I thought we were moving.
My first Science lesson in Secondary school was on the constellation. I remember even to this say, it's shape and the stars, but I was a poor student, and I can't remember the name. My teacher Miss. Chew had her degree in USA, and if she is reading this post, she would be horrified.
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3 comments:
my children, who are grown ups already, 20 and 17, would still love to visit such a lovely observatory. they will truly enjoy this one.
bing
on starry nights,i sometimes look up the sky for my rectangle-box-like-position's set of stars - probably Leo... i think .they always gives me the assurance that or kinda seems to "talk" to me and said," Ah Ngao,..things gonna be alright,just hand on there brother..."
Great post and photo. Sorry the clouds got in the way.
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