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ASTRŌ/JƏRM

Spreading the Love of Science

astro- [ˈastrō/]; prefix: astro-,

relating to the stars, celestial objects, or outer space.

Origin: from Greek astron ‘star.’

germ [jərm/];

noun: germ; plural noun: germs

an initial stage from which something may develop.

"the germ of a brilliant idea"

Origin: from Latin germen 'seed, sprout.'

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MY COSMOS

I am passionate about the night sky and how it connects us. The kids I meet on school visits inspire me.  I hope to be a positive influence on people I meet and readers. I love science (astronomy, physics, geology, etc.) in everyday encounters. I endeavor to share observations from my travels around the world chasing eclipses. My night job is being the dark sky coordinator at Cedar Breaks National Monument. On other nights, I work as the head astronomy guide at Stargazing Zion.  I am currently enrolled in the Master of Science (Astronomy) program at the Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing at Swinburne University, Australia. I am a member of the American Astronomical Society, the St George Astronomy Group, the Amateur Astronomers Association New York, the Astronomische Gesellschaft, and the American Association of Variable Star Observers.
All views are my own. Image credit: Kramer Ditty

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