Low Energy Astrophysics

Dear LE Astro people: It would be great to see continued activity in this forum (and on this subject)

Hi all, it's been a while... some of you may find this online conference in a few weeks

Hi Phil and others, thanks for your replies. Maybe telepresence actually was the wrong title for my

I went to a talk recently by Fred Singer, perhaps the most notable climate change denier, and I

This looks like a good book to add to your astro 101 library: a follow-up to McKay's, but about

I am here at the AAAS btw. -k On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 7:33 AM, Bernadette Rodgers <brodgers@gemini

Dear green-minded astronomers, The AAS Committee on Sustainability is hosting a splinter session at

There is also a workshop at the AAS meeting that deals with energy conservation in terms of outdoor

In case you missed them, here are links to two articles in the current issue of Physics Today on (1)

Not sure how serious this is, but interesting: Patagonia (tm) asking people not to buy unnecessary

I'm sure many of you have seen this already, but I thought I'd circulate it. It's not

Hi all, Lots to agree with on all sides here - no-one said mitigating climate change would be easy! I

On Sat, Sep 3, 2011 at 10:54, Phil Marshall <dr.phil....@gmail.com> wrote: > 3) There

Hello All: Not enough activity on this list, and also, I was encouraged to post this reply I made to

I did the same calculation after I sent that email and I got the same answer: SOFIA's energy use

Dear All, Happy New Year! For those of you attending the AAS meeting next week, attached are the

hi all, Happy 10/10! There hasn't been any action on this google group since April, but perhaps

hi again, Apologies for the resend. Apparently the wrong link was sent in the last email to join the

Low-energy-astrophysics news, April 2010: 1) David MacKay, author of Sustainable Energy without the