Snow days this week? #nerdalert
My predictions here: nerdalertpv.blogspot.com/202…
Mr. Webb retweeted
February 2025 is a phenomenal continuation of January’s planetary-ness! You’ll get chances to see all the planets before going to bed. Prepare your instrument and here's the guide from @mrwebbpv at #365DaysOfAstro cosmoquest.org/x/365daysofas…
Delay? Closing? #nerdalert knows....
...or pretends to know...
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What do YOU think?
#pvbravesproud
0%Regular Schedule
100%Delay
0%Closing
1 votes • Final resultsDelay tomorrow? Closing? What do YOU think? My opinion here for PV (and similar surrounding districts)
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#nerdalert #pvbravesproud
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0 votes • Final resultsNo school tomorrow? What about Tuesday? My predictions here...
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What do YOU think?
#nerdalert #schoolclosures #PVbravesproud
100%Monday Cancellation
0%Monday 2-hour delay
0%Monday no delay
1 votes • Final resultsCome on by! Spooky Skies - October Show Night! - mailchi.mp/04130e1c42cc/2024…
Mr. Webb retweeted
This month's podcast is now available on YouTube: The Best Objects To See In The Night Sky - Presented by Celestron
youtu.be/n-ZPoB0izHQ
Prefer the audio-only version? Link in comments.
Mr. Webb retweeted
Very excited to launch episode 2 of the Cosmos Safari Podcast - Presented by @Celestron
The Story Behind Celestron's Origin Home Observatory - Cosmos Safari Podcast S2 E2
youtu.be/xtf6Ps2B-Ew
#nerdalert for Friday! What do you think?
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100%Schools Closed
0%Early Dismissal
1 votes • Final results Mr. Webb retweeted
📢 Virginia Community College students:
Our STEM Takes Flight program offers you paid hands-on research opportunities at @NASA_Langley and @NASAWallops this summer. Applications for this 10-week program are due March 18, 2024.
Info & requirements: vsgc.odu.edu/stemtakesflight…
Mr. Webb retweeted
Upcoming: Perseid meteor shower peaks at 7h UT. Peak lasts about 12 hours. Active from July 14 to September 1. Produces swift, bright meteors (50-75 per hour) with persistent trains. Best viewed after midnight from the northern hemisphere. Excellent conditions in 2023.
#Perseids


























