Daily Archives: 3 May 2006

Home Again

Posted on 3 May 2006 by catholicsensibility

I’m back from the FDLC Region IX (Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri & Kansas) Spring meeting. Our region is hosting the national conference next Fall, so much meeting time was devoted to planning and the like. We had a Monday evening talk … Continue reading →

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Saturnian Two-Step

Posted on 3 May 2006 by catholicsensibility

One of the remarkable discoveries by Voyager at Saturn was that some moons share the same orbit, or nearly the same orbit around the planet. Janus and Epimetheus, above, switch orbits every four years. Janus (right) currently orbits a little … Continue reading →

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