Summer nights are great for stargazing. Since I’ll be spending a few weeks with my parents in West Texas, I’ll have even more opportunity for viewing the heavens. So I thought I’d start the week off with a bit of astronomical geekery.

Most people heard that an asteroid came near (in astronomical terms) the earth last week. But did you know that the asteroid had its own orbiting moon? How awesome is that?  Also, NASA has plans to kidnap an asteroid. I’m pretty sure that’s a violation of galactic law.

Exercises do this same function without viagra samples no prescription medicine. If you want to live an average sexual life then despite of erectile dysfunction state, you can use cialis 10 mg frequently which becomes expensive for a healthy man. cialis preferably are biologically similar to other branded drugs with nearly all its properties in equal compositions. sildenafil sale Here Ayuvedic medicines play a crucial role.The Ayurvedic treatment of infertility, general weakness, muscular weakness, sexual inconsistencies in men and lack of desire in women. cheap levitra uk When the cGMP flows through the arteries, an erection should occur. One of my favorite sites to peruse is the “Astronomy Picture of the Day” site. Look! A butterfly! (Or as the astronomers creatively call it “The Red Rectangle Nebula.”

The June skymap is available; go enjoy the sky!