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# Full Moon 2006 in Pacific Standard Time:
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/phase/phase2001pst.html
Year New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter
2006
Jun 25 08:05 Jul 3 08:37 Jul 10 19:02 Jul 17 11:13
Jul 24 20:31 Aug 2 00:46 Aug 9 02:54 Aug 15 17:51
Aug 23 11:10 Aug 31 14:56 Sep 7 10:42 p Sep 14 03:15
Sep 22 03:45 A Sep 30 03:04 Oct 6 19:13 Oct 13 16:25
Oct 21 21:14 Oct 29 13:25 Nov 5 04:58 Nov 12 09:45
Nov 20 14:18 Nov 27 22:29 Dec 4 16:25 Dec 12 06:32
Dec 20 06:01 Dec 27 06:48
# Full Moon dates 2006 in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
PST - Pacific US. GMT-7 (Pacific Standard Time subtract 7 hours)
If your local time zone is currently on Daylight Savings time,
please add one hour to the standard times listed in the Moon phases tables.
Year Month Day Time Day of week
2006 Jul 11 03:03 Tue
2006 Aug 9 10:55 Wed
2006 Sep 7 18:43 Thu
2006 Oct 7 03:13 Sat
2006 Nov 5 12:58 Sun
2006 Dec 5 00:24 Tue
http://www.screensaver-download.com/full_moon_calendar_dates.html
# Ask a Scientist - Gray Whale Mystery
Mon, Jul 10 7:00 - 9:00 pm Free
Ask a Scientist and KQED present: Gray Whale Mystery
Once hunted to the brink of extinction, the gray whale has made an
amazing comeback in the last 80 years. But in 1999 and 2000, these
unique creatures suddenly began to disappear by the thousands --
losing an entire one-third of their population. In the "Gray Whale
Obstacle Course" episode of KQED's "Jean-Michel Cousteau Ocean
Adventures" (airing July 19th), Cousteau and his team look for
answers as they travel the friendly giants' long migration route
through polluted waters fraught with hungry killer whales and
dangerous military sonar, all the way to their diminishing Arctic
feeding grounds. Come get a sneak preview of this thought-provoking
episode and learn more about these fascinating animals at tonight's
talk, co-presented with KQED.
Speaker: Shari Bookstaff, Professor of Biology at Skyline College and
President of the American Cetacean Society
About the Series: Ask a Scientist is an informative, entertaining,
science lecture series, held at a San Francisco cafe. Each event
features a speaker on a current topic, a short presentation, and the
opportunity to ask all those burning questions that have been keeping
you up at night. No tests, grades, or pressurehellipjust food,
drinks, socializing, and conversation about the universe's most
fascinating mysteries! www.askascientistsf.com/
Venue: Canvas Gallery 1200 9th Ave (@ Lincoln) San Francisco |
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