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AllanICarswellObservatory
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Tune in tonight (March 17) for a new episode of York Universe LIVE! This week we discuss fascinating space history like the discovery of 16 Psyche, and exciting astronomy news including last week’s lunar eclipse! If weather permits, we will have Online Public Viewing where we show you live views from our 1m telescope!

Date: Monday, March 17, 2025
Time: 9:00 – 10:00 PM ET
Where: www.youtube.com/@YorkUObservatory/live

#16Psyche #Lunar #Eclipse #Space #Astronomer #Astronomy #Radio #Show #Podcast #YorkU #Observatory #AllanICarswellObservatory #Stargazing #YorkUniverse #Telescope #Planets #Stars #Science #Physics #Toronto #YorkuObservatory
Thomas D. Embree 🇨🇦
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People often try to visualize things like photons and subatomic particles, when it wouldn't be possible to do so. While they certainly exist, you can't bounce photons off of other photons or subatomic particles to see them. They don't have shape as we understand it.

AllanICarswellObservatory
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Here are some shots of last night's lunar eclipse captured by the Allan I Carswell Observatory crew!
Missed the lunar eclipse? Well you're in luck! We livestreamed it and you can watch here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/TeGX-PU2DfE?si=xdjssz-YZgK2vak5

Image Credit: The AICO Crew(Charles Yung, Zachary Sharp, Nakul Sethuram, David Abeziz, Hector Jimenez, Saranya Sivaneshon, Boris Ciric, Pouria Azimi, Giuseppe Triumbani).

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MikeDunnAuthor
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Today in History, March 14, 1879, Albert Einstein was born. In addition to being one of the most significant physicists of all time, he was also a pacifist. Yet his letter to President Roosevelt warning of the Nazi progress on atomic weapons research was arguably key to the U.S. implementation of the Manhatton Project, a decision he later lamented. In 1955, well after the Cold War and nuclear arms race had begun, he and ten other intellectuals and scientists, including other Nobel Prize laureates, like Bertrand Russell and Linus Pauling, wrote a manifesto warning of the dangers of nuclear weapons. Einstein also participated in the U.S. Civil Rights movement, calling racism America’s “worst disease.” Later in his life he began to support socialism, and he criticized the Bolsheviks for their barbarism. Einstein was also a Zionist, and supported Jews’ right to return to Palestine. However, he did not support a Jewish state, or an Arab state, to replace Mandatory Palestine. Rather, he wanted a free, bi-national Palestine in which Jews and Arabs shared sovereignty, living peacefully and equally with each other.