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Edna Briant remembers lying on concrete, praying that her back wasn t broken, screaming for someone to rescue her 84-year-old sister from the burning bus that carried them and dozens of other nursing home patients away from the predicted path of Hurricane Rita. I said, Get Claire! said Briant, 87, a deep purple bruise evident on her left arm as she pointed to her sister. The two sat in side-by-side wheelchairs Sunday in a neat Dallas nursing home room, their calm smil
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Last night, potential Comet of the Century ISON brightened by an order of magnitude or more as it continued on its dive toward the Sun. That means it is now visible to the naked eye. This photograph, captured by astrophotographer Mike Hankey, shows the comet as it appeared this morning
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https://gizmodo/once-in-a-century-ison-comet-could-be-visible-from-ea-5976499 Photo featured by kind permission of Mike Hankey Writes Hankey on his blog: What a surprise it was to image ISON this morning. I immediately noticed a significant brightness. I only had about 20 minutes of image
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stanley bottles the last telescope photo of ISON I take before it goes around the sun. This image is only a 60 second exposure of RGB. The clouds ruined the viewing for most of the morning and this was the first and only set of frames I could get. Feeling lucky. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled in the days ahead. You could get lucky, yourself.
https://gizmodo/how-to-spot-comet-ison-in-the-early-morning-sky-1250301611 AstronomyScienceSpace
