[YAPA] March YAPA meeting

[robert.pendzick at neomin.org]

	Roy,  

	Now  I wonder if I did send this link to science fiction stories
that use real science, here it is again 

	http://www.mikebrotherton.com/diamonds/?page_id=10 [1]
 Diamonds in the Sky is a collection of astronomy-based science
fiction stories 
 edited by Mike Brotherton and funded under his National Science
Foundation 
 grant AST 05-07781.  The purpose of the anthology is to provide
stories with 
 ample and accurate astronomy spanning a range of topics covered in 
 introductory courses.  Instructors in high school and college may
these 
 stories useful, as some students may learn concepts more easily
through story 
 than from lecture.  Fans of science fiction with good science should
also 
  enjoy these stories.  Contributions include both original stories
and reprints 
 from some of the top science fiction writers working today.  Special
thanks to 
 Jeremy Tolbert, Scott Humphries, and Nicole Wade for their efforts.
 Robert Pendzick
 

Links:
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[1]
https://newmail.neomin.org/webmail/parse.php?redirect=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mikebrotherton.com%2Fdiamonds%2F%3Fpage_id%3D10
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