PearsonArtPhoto

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I'm an engineer, with some focus on signal processing and a bit of control systems. I am also a hobby photographer, and fairly avid programmer. I am the programmer of the Android game Aardvark Joe's Evil Game, and the app Psychic Tester. I am also the author of the blog, The Making of a Ham, and the photographer on PearsonArtPhoto.com.

To see some of my photography, check out the following sites:

Portrait Portfolio
Landscape Portfolio (Hosted by Smugmug) (25% off using code Stack)
Shutterstock
Bigstockphoto
Fotolia
Dreamstime

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15	Why is Uranus's axis of rotation tilted?
14	Why does the moon sometimes appear giant and a orange red color near the horizon?
13	Why are orbits elliptical?
12	What distinguishes a moon from orbiting space debris? Or in other words, when is a satellite “too small” to be a moon?
11	How big is the Solar System?

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+10	How far would you need to displace your eyes to get meaningful depth perception of the stars?
+5	Why does a slight drip of water protect pipes from freezing?
+5	What is Dark Energy, and how was it discovered?
+10	Is there a way to create an artificial solar eclipse?

12 Questions

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10	What is Dark Energy, and how was it discovered?
7	What is a backlit CCD sensor, and why might I prefer it to other kinds?
7	Why does an airplane have more lift near the ground?
6	What is a spectrometer, and why are they so useful in science?
5	Best observing techniques for a Total Lunar Eclipse?

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59 astronomy × 14	19 visible-light × 3
52 planets × 7	17 newtonian-gravity × 2
37 moon × 5	15 earth × 3
34 solar-system × 4	15 satellites × 2
25 orbital-motion × 4	14 scattering