The Bad Astronomy Newsletter

Bad Astronomy Newsletter #19

Contents:

1. Upcoming talks and appearances
2. Subscribe/Unsubscribe info

1) Upcoming talks and appearances

This newsletter is going to be brief; I have spent the last three weeks of my life preparing and participating in a teacher workshop we held here at Sonoma State University, so I have been lagging on my website stuff. However, I do want folks to know about what I'm doing. Tonight, Monday July 22, at 11:00 p.m. Pacific time, I will once again be on Coast to Coast A.M., aka Art Bell's show. I think the host will be George Noory again (I was on the show in June). We will be talking about Planet X, which doesn't exist, and how this fiction won't be destroying the Earth next May. I have done a bit of reading about this, so this time I'll be more specific. I have a page about Planet X (which is basically a link to another site). I'll be adding more to it soon.

On Thursday of this week I'll be on TechTV again. Friday I'll be doing a local TV show in the morning and radio in the afternoon, then Saturday there'll be a book signing at a local Barnes and Noble. I just did a radio interview this morning that will be broadcast on NPR next week; I'll send out a note when I find out exactly when. Phew! You can get all the details, as usual, on my calendar.

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Phil Plait
The Bad Astronomer
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