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UC Davis TERC: A visit from the Vatican astronomer - Vimarsana News

UC Davis TERC: A visit from the Vatican astronomer

UC Davis TERC is having two special events on August 10. They are hosting a special presentation in Tahoe City by the "Pope's Astronomer." Brother Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory, will present Deep Waters to Deep Space: Father Angelo Secchi’s Amazing 19th Century Science.

Visit from the 'Pope's Astronomer': Vatican Observatory Director to host talk in Tahoe - Vimarsana News

Visit from the 'Pope's Astronomer': Vatican Observatory Director to host talk in Tahoe

On Thursday, August 10, UC Davis TERC is proud to host a special presentation at Tahoe City by the "Pope's Astronomer." Brother Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory, will present Deep Waters to Deep Space: Father Angelo Secchi’s Amazing 19th Century Science.

Viganò, the fiftieth-year-old coffin of science history - Vimarsana News

Viganò, the fiftieth-year-old coffin of science history

And it ended up in Prisyan's house for the engineer. Carlo Vigano signed the donation agreement signed on April 10, 1973 with the Rector of the

Asteroids named after Gregory XIII and three Jesuit astronomers - Vimarsana News

Asteroids named after Gregory XIII and three Jesuit astronomers

Naming an asteroid requires approval from a committee of the International Astronomical Union and can take, in some cases, decades

Vatican astronomer: Webb telescope space images are 'food for the human spirit' - Vimarsana News

Vatican astronomer: Webb telescope space images are 'food for the human spirit'

VATICAN CITY -- The first images from the James Webb space telescope reveal God's creation and feed our souls, a Jesuit brother and astronomer said Thursday.