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 ar will be postponed to a later date. We apologize for the inconvenience.
 \n\nJoin the NASA Night Sky Network on Wednesday\, October 22\, at 6:00 PM
  Pacific Time (9:00 PM Eastern)\, along with Shane Larson\, where we’ll di
 scuss the discovery of the Milky Way\, how our perceptions of it constantl
 y shape and change our understanding of other galaxies\, and the Cosmos on
  much larger scales.\n\nFor most of human history\, we have been aware of 
 the Milky Way\, but it is comparatively recent that we have come to unders
 tand the Milky Way is our parent galaxy\, a vast swirling storm of stars 1
 0 billion years in the making. The story of how we came to understand our 
 home galaxy is one of the central threads in the story of how we have come
  to understand the Universe far beyond. Historically\, our ideas about the
  nature and structure of the Cosmos have grown out of our attempts to unde
 rstand the Milky Way. For hundreds of years\, we didn't know what the Milk
 y Way was\, or even that there were other galaxies besides the Milky Way. 
 There are still some secrets the galaxy hides from us\, providing astronom
 ers with puzzles and challenges to work on for many years to come.\n\n\n\n
 Night Sky Network \nhttps://nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov\n\nAstronomical Society 
 of the Pacific\nhttps://astrosociety.org
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DESCRIPTION:*IMPORTANT NOTE* \nDue to the government shutdown\, this webina
 r will be postponed to a later date. We apologize for the inconvenience.\n
 \nJoin the NASA Night Sky Network on Wednesday\, October 22\, at 6:00 PM P
 acific Time (9:00 PM Eastern)\, along with Shane Larson\, where we’ll disc
 uss the discovery of the Milky Way\, how our perceptions of it constantly 
 shape and change our understanding of other galaxies\, and the Cosmos on m
 uch larger scales.\n\nFor most of human history\, we have been aware of th
 e Milky Way\, but it is comparatively recent that we have come to understa
 nd the Milky Way is our parent galaxy\, a vast swirling storm of stars 10 
 billion years in the making. The story of how we came to understand our ho
 me galaxy is one of the central threads in the story of how we have come t
 o understand the Universe far beyond. Historically\, our ideas about the n
 ature and structure of the Cosmos have grown out of our attempts to unders
 tand the Milky Way. For hundreds of years\, we didn't know what the Milky 
 Way was\, or even that there were other galaxies besides the Milky Way. Th
 ere are still some secrets the galaxy hides from us\, providing astronomer
 s with puzzles and challenges to work on for many years to come.\n\n\n\nNi
 ght Sky Network \nhttps://nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov\n\nAstronomical Society of
  the Pacific\nhttps://astrosociety.org
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SUMMARY:To Be Rescheduled: NSN Webinar Series - A Storm of Stars with Shane
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