Ray Sanders

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Ray Sanders is currently studying astrophysics at Arizona State University’s School of Earth and Space Exploration. He is currently researching variable stars, and volunteers at ASU’s “Astronomy Open House”. You can read more of Ray’s work at his “Dear Astronomer” blog.

Latest Blog Posts

From Glacier Point at the right, across Half Dome at center and ending at Royal Arches at the left, the path of the Milky Way over Yosemite Valley is stunning even under lighting conditions that illuminate the valley walls.

Night Sky Guide for Summer 2012

Posted 2012/05/11 11:14 CDT | 0 comments

This summer should provide great opportunities for stargazers to view planets, meteor showers, the transit of Venus, and for some, the annular solar eclipse. Check out these highlights of what you can look forward to this summer.

Guest Post: Ray Sanders: Make an Impact with Yuri's Night 2012!

Posted 2012/03/12 06:59 CDT | 0 comments

Yuri's Night events combine space-themed partying with education and outreach.

Guest Post: Ray Sanders: What's Up in the Winter Sky

Posted 2011/11/18 10:34 CST | 0 comments

Guest Post: Ray Sanders: What's Up in the Winter Sky

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