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Today's podcast starts with memories of the moon landing but then looks at the sky and our ancestors.
Ever given any thought to how your ancestors may have felt about seeing a meteor shower? It's an interesting topic for learning more about your ancestor's life.
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All our resources, for the entire program, are provided below. Thank you for your interest and may your Genealogy Journeys be safe and enjoyable.
All our resources, for the entire program, are provided below. Thank you for your interest and may your Genealogy Journeys be safe and enjoyable.
Jean’s Moon info came from E. C. Krupp, The Moon and You, New York: Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, 1993; available from Amazon (fabulous illustrations by Robin Rector Krupp (Mrs. E. C.))
Armstrong quote
Full moon dates and names
Moon rock transport and Griffith Observatory renovation and Cosmic Connection
Blue moon calendar
Moon names
Full Moon Names
Eclipses
Chinese culture and the calendar and moon: Festival
Chinese zodiac
Chinese New Year 2018
Chinese calendar
Make your own Chinese calendar
Chinese astrological calendar
Calendars of history
Blood red moon
Norse moon legends
Meteor show
Emley story of 1833 meteor shower
Ancestry.com historical insights on 1833 meteor shower
Leonid shower
“1833 Meteor Storm started Citizen Science”
Historical Astronomer John Horrigan (lectures)
Meteor showers
Dr. E. C. Krupp, Director, Griffith Observatory
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