Dr. Joe Pesce is back on the forums to answer your questions about space!
, Boulder, Colorado. And I'm a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society. Oh - and I LOVE all things Star Trek!!
My knowledge base is broad, but I know most about the areas I mentioned above so might have to do some research to find the answer to areas outside my day-to-day experience. Please be patient with me - the universe is enormous!don’t know – and maybe the answer isn’t yet known . Please keep this in mind. I will try to answer as many questions as possible.
Not a day goes by that something amazing is revealed to us about astronomy. Thank you for letting me share it with all of you!
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