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Astronomical!

Neil DeGrasse Tyson's "Year in Review" at the Natural History Museum.

Neil DeGrasse Tyson's "Year in Review" at the Natural History Museum.

Last week I had the great opportunity to see my favorite astrophysicist, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, at NYC's Museum of Natural History!  His presentation was the "Year in Review" of a selection of key astronomical events in 2014 (and a few from 2013 and 2012, as shown above).  I'm posting this on my comic blog because Neil was featured in a Super Man comic!  In the story, Super Man visits the Hayden Planetarium to see light from Krypton exploding (apparently he had reached Earth way faster than the speed of light, so the explosion light is just now reaching Earth).  DC Comics had contacted Neil to locate a likely red star in our sky that Krypton could be, so now there's actually a star named "Krypton!"  Also the artist drew Neil in one of his signature starry vests.  Not sure if this was the first comic Neil was in, as there are a few others online, but I have a feeling there are more to come!

Going with the space theme, this morning we were supposed to have witnessed asteroid 2004 bl86 fly by Earth, but noooOOOooooo, the weather had other plans.

tags: Neil Degrasse Tyson, Asteroid 2004 bl86, Super Man, mindy indy, The Daily Misfortune, Museum of Natural History, hayden planetarium, krypton, dc comics, astronomy
Monday 01.26.15
Posted by Mindy Steffen
 

The Daily Misfortune 255

The event in question is this.  I love the Museum of Natural History, and I love that IFLS posts on facebook, and it seems like a cool event, and it's stupid that I have to miss it because of a technical problem.

tags: comic, IFLS, mindy indy, Mindy Steffen, Museum of Natural History, The Daily Misfortune, The Misfortune Cookie
categories: The Daily Misfortune
Thursday 08.15.13
Posted by Mindy Steffen
 

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