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He also believes that humans eventually will walk on Mars. Pasachoff, a Williams College professor of astronomy, says the space race embarked on by three billionaires — independent efforts using different technologies â€” bodes well for commercial spaceflight, and for further study of the reaches of outer space. Williams College astronomy professor Jay Pasachoff is thrilled by the commercial space race, saying it could lead to more technological advances and discoveries. EAGLE FILE PHOTO Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and Blue Origins, spent 11 min...

One way to guarantee seeing an eclipse is to get above the clouds. That's exactly what I did on Thursday morning this week.

One way to guarantee seeing an eclipse is to get above the clouds. That's exactly what I did on Thursday morning this week.

One way to guarantee seeing an eclipse is to get above the clouds. That's exactly what I did on Thursday morning this week.

Astro Bob: Cosmic communion at 39,000 feet One way to guarantee seeing an eclipse is to get above the clouds. That's exactly what I did on Thursday morning this week. Written By: Bob King for the Duluth News Tribune | 9:39 pm, Jun. 10, 2021 × This is how the sun first appeared when it cleared the clouds over Canada Thursday, June 10 shortly after sunrise. (Bob King) I could see the news wasn't good for my hometown of Duluth. As we approached the north shore of Lake Superior, the airplane window framed dark thunderheads popping with lightning. I was one of 29 eclipse cha...