Edmonds' eyes in the sky
Astronomer shares secrets to seeing – and understanding – the universe
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Nathaniel Paust
Nathaniel Paust took this shot of the comet Neowise from Edmonds.
The recent deep-space light shows provided by the comet Neowise and Perseid meteor showers exposed many – for the first time – to the wonders of our mind-blowing universe.
For Edmonds resident Nathaniel Paust, the light shows are like a life p...
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Kacey Hawker writes:
As an Edmonds resident who is borderline obsessed with astronomy and astrology, thank you so much to Edmonds Beacon writer Brian Soergel and Professor of Astronomy, Nathaniel Paust for the terrific Q and A article. It's been a great summer of sky watching with the comet, the Perseids, and Venus, Mars and Saturn being close to the Moon. I THOROUGHLY enjoyed this story. Thanks again!
09/05/2020, 6:54 pm