Chief Iditarod veterinarian Stuart Nelson describes the dogs’ incredible performance in human terms in this audio slideshow I produced for Alaska Dispatch after returning from the 2010 race.
Photo by Stephen Nowers/AlaskaDispatch.com
The partially eclipsed blue moon sets behind the Talkeetna Mountains on New Year’s Eve, 2009.
According to Dr. Tony Phillips on the Science@NASA website “[t]he modern astronomical Blue Moon occurs in some month every 2.5 years, on average. A Blue Moon falling precisely on Dec. 31st, however, is much more unusual. The last time it happened was in 1990, and the next time won’t be until 2028.”
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Car used as erosion control at the Eklutna Tailrace, Butte Alaska.
