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Old 12-07-2009, 05:56 PM
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Portraits of Astronomers

Have just become aware of these portraits:-

http://www.saywardstudio.com/AstroArtnew.html

and other artwork:-

http://www.saywardstudio.com/newwelcome.html

from Sayward Duffano.
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And a fine looking bunch of folk they are too.

Thx for posting that Eric
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not sure if Laika qualifies as an astronomer-or for that matter Einstein
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Astronomy is a multi disciplined field, does it matter if you contribute your brain power or your life to the cause. The contribution is the thing.

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not sure if Laika qualifies as an astronomer-or for that matter Einstein
Mabe not in the strictest sense of the term but...
http://www.interactions.org/quantumu.../einstein.html
Above link shows Einstein, Hubble & Walter Adams at Mt Wilson obs.
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Old 17-07-2009, 02:41 PM
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not sure if Laika qualifies as an astronomer...
Did she get a chance to look out a window at the Earth? That'll do!


Edit: I just checked, Sputnik 2 didn't have a window - it was just a little padded cell.
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