Comments on: Why not the “Clarke Event?” http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/ Clouds and cosmos: the atmosphere and beyond! Tue, 02 Dec 2008 17:37:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Pawyi Lee http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-12812 Pawyi Lee Fri, 31 Oct 2008 12:08:53 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-12812 "I sometimes think that the universe is a machine designed for the perpetual astonishment of astronomers." Arthur C. Clarke “I sometimes think that the universe is a machine designed for the perpetual astonishment of astronomers.” Arthur C. Clarke

]]> By: constellation http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-11700 constellation Wed, 07 May 2008 16:34:27 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-11700 [...] constellation Bo?tes. Although Sir Arthur himself would most likely discount the coincidence in thttp://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/Stars and ConstellationsInformation by alphabetical and monthly, FAQ, and supplementary [...] [...] constellation Bo?tes. Although Sir Arthur himself would most likely discount the coincidence in thttp://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/Stars and ConstellationsInformation by alphabetical and monthly, FAQ, and supplementary [...]

]]> By: bootes http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-11226 bootes Mon, 21 Apr 2008 06:46:26 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-11226 [...] the unaided human eye in the constellation Bootes, and at an estimated 7.5 billion light years, ...http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/Top riders withdraw from BMX Supercross AAP via Yahoo!7 NewsHopes of Aussie BMX riders going to the [...] [...] the unaided human eye in the constellation Bootes, and at an estimated 7.5 billion light years, …http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/Top riders withdraw from BMX Supercross AAP via Yahoo!7 NewsHopes of Aussie BMX riders going to the [...]

]]> By: constellation http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-11169 constellation Sat, 19 Apr 2008 21:26:10 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-11169 [...] constellation Bo?tes. Although Sir Arthur himself would most likely discount the coincidence in thttp://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/The Constellation Web PageThe 88 constellations with mythological background, data on the stars, [...] [...] constellation Bo?tes. Although Sir Arthur himself would most likely discount the coincidence in thttp://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/The Constellation Web PageThe 88 constellations with mythological background, data on the stars, [...]

]]> By: a p garcia http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10795 a p garcia Sun, 06 Apr 2008 19:26:59 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10795 Yes, calling any future GRB's "A Clarke Event" is a great way to honor this man. I never met this man execpt via his books. Yes, calling any future GRB’s “A Clarke Event” is a great way to honor this man. I never met this man execpt via his books.

]]> By: Don Alexander http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10764 Don Alexander Sat, 05 Apr 2008 21:10:29 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10764 Um, a small error that has even propagated to Wikipedia, which refers to this cite: GRB 080319B was detected roughly five hours AFTER Arthur C. Clarke's death was announced. I read it on CNN shortly after one in the morning, Greenwich mean time, and GRB 080319B reached Earth at ~ 6:13 GMT that day. Um, a small error that has even propagated to Wikipedia, which refers to this cite:

GRB 080319B was detected roughly five hours AFTER Arthur C. Clarke’s death was announced. I read it on CNN shortly after one in the morning, Greenwich mean time, and GRB 080319B reached Earth at ~ 6:13 GMT that day.

]]> By: sam http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10668 sam Tue, 01 Apr 2008 06:38:38 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10668 i have loved all his novels and short stories. i agree with you completely.what a wonderful author and visionary! i have loved all his novels and short stories. i agree with you completely.what a wonderful author and visionary!

]]> By: GRB 080319B, o “el evento Clarke” http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10595 GRB 080319B, o “el evento Clarke” Thu, 27 Mar 2008 16:00:42 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10595 [...] que se pudo observar a simple vista. El nombre oficial para este evento es GRB 080319B, pero un blogger propone bautizarlo como "evento Clarke", en honor al [...] [...] que se pudo observar a simple vista. El nombre oficial para este evento es GRB 080319B, pero un blogger propone bautizarlo como "evento Clarke", en honor al [...]

]]> By: Isnochys » Blog Archive » Clark Event http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10576 Isnochys » Blog Archive » Clark Event Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:55:31 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10576 [...] Larry Session hat vorgeschlagen, den kürzlich mit bloßem Auge zu sehenden Gamma Ausbruch in “Clarke Event” zu benennen. Wer dafür ist, hebe die Hand. *streck* Denn dies ist der entfernteste Punkt des Universums gewesen, den wir je ohne Hilfsmittel sehen konnten. [...] [...] Larry Session hat vorgeschlagen, den kürzlich mit bloßem Auge zu sehenden Gamma Ausbruch in “Clarke Event” zu benennen. Wer dafür ist, hebe die Hand. *streck* Denn dies ist der entfernteste Punkt des Universums gewesen, den wir je ohne Hilfsmittel sehen konnten. [...]

]]> By: Why Not the “Clarke Event”? | Larry Sessions | Voices | AllThingsD http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/science/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10571 Why Not the “Clarke Event”? | Larry Sessions | Voices | AllThingsD Wed, 26 Mar 2008 07:00:34 +0000 http://blogs.earthsky.org/larrysessions/space/032190/why-not-the-clarke-event/#comment-10571 [...] Read the rest of this post Print all_things_di220:http://voices.allthingsd.com/20080326/sessions/ Sphere Comment Tagged: Larry Sessions, Earth and Sky, Clarke Event, Arthur C. Clarke, NASA, Voices | permalink [...] [...] Read the rest of this post Print all_things_di220:http://voices.allthingsd.com/20080326/sessions/ Sphere Comment Tagged: Larry Sessions, Earth and Sky, Clarke Event, Arthur C. Clarke, NASA, Voices | permalink [...]

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