Stuck at home? Look to the skies

While you're stuck at home, here's how to spot the International Space Station above the US  CNBCNASA Live: Earth Views from the Space Station  NASACincinnati stargazing: International Space Station sightings possible this week  WLWT CincinnatiISS is viewable in the Toronto night sky this week  CTV NewsThis is why Corona Virus won't affect Astronauts at International Space Station  The TeCakeView Full coverage on Google News

Moog and Korg are offering synth apps for free while we’re all stuck at home  The VergeMOOG, KORG Make Synth Apps Free, So You Can Create Music While Social Distancing  Metal Injection.netMoog and Korg Release Free Synthesizer Apps for Those Spending More Time at Home  HYPEBEASTKorg and Moog have made their software synth apps free  Boing BoingKorg and Moog music-making apps are now free  DJ MagView Full coverage on Google News

Free space projects for kids (and adults) stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak  Space.comNASA tells Boeing to Make 61 Corrective Actions to Starliner Before the Program can Continue  Universe TodayCOVID-19: 7 Methods Astronauts Use to Cope with Long-Term Confinement  Interesting EngineeringAstronauts celebrate St. Patrick's Day 2020 with photos of Ireland from space  Space.comNASA spent a decade and nearly $1 billion for a single launch tower  Ars TechnicaView Full coverage on...

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The Best 'Work From Home' Gear: Our Home Office Tech Guide  WIRED

Alice takes to the skies
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A TEENAGER is halfway to her fundraising target to take her place on the plane to Tanzania. Farlington School's Alice Tarplee is working hard to achieve her fundraising total of £2,600, which will enable her to take part in a charity expedition to Tanzania with ...

The Moon will make it into the news this month following its New Moon phase 27th June.  The beginning of the holy month of Ramadhan can be expected on 29th following observation of the first crescent at sunset on June 28.  Each day, the Moon shifts significantly in the sky, (nearly 12 degrees per day = 1/30 a full cycle).  Hence it will have grown in size and risen high enough to be observable on 28th, a day following the New Moon.  The first crescent will be easy to locate soon after...