Jen Congratulated by National News

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The discussion centers around the recognition of a community member, Jen, by national news for her work related to dark skies and light pollution. Participants express their congratulations and support, reflecting on the significance of her achievements within the context of astronomy and environmental awareness.

Discussion Character

  • Celebratory, Community support, Meta-discussion

Main Points Raised

  • Several participants congratulate Jen on her national recognition, expressing pride and support for her efforts.
  • Some participants highlight the importance of Jen's work in promoting awareness about dark skies and light pollution.
  • One participant mentions passing along Jen's story to a relevant advisory group, indicating a connection to broader environmental efforts.
  • A participant draws a humorous parallel between Jen's work and a recent episode of "The Simpsons" that featured a similar theme.
  • There is a mention of an upcoming event related to National Dark Sky Week, suggesting ongoing community engagement.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the positive impact of Jen's work and express unanimous support for her achievements. No significant disagreements are present in the discussion.

Contextual Notes

Some comments reference the cultural significance of dark skies and the challenges posed by light pollution, but specific details about the implications or technical aspects of these issues are not discussed.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in astronomy, environmental advocacy, and community recognition within STEM fields may find this discussion relevant.

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Way to go, Jen!
 
Jen, that's so great!
 
Well, I think this is a good cause, that Jen's working toward. My congratulations.
 
Absolutely fabulous! Jen we are all proud of you. Great work! :smile:
 
Hip Hip Hooray!
Hip Hip Hooray!
Hip Hip Hooray!
 
congratulations!
 
Yes congratulations Jen!
 
Hopefully, in my lifetime I can enjoy the heavens with all the beauty that they bestowed upon the Ancients. Just think, as we clear up this pollution, the name "Jen" will come to grace many astronomical phenomena!

Looks like it's the Ivies for you, Jen!
 
  • #10
Hey, Jen, I just passed along that story to the New England Light Pollution Advisory Group.

p.s. Your last name is very apropos for an astronomer! :smile:
 
  • #12
Thanks ewveryone! I'm glad to know that I have so much support from everyone here!

You deserve it:wink:
 
  • #13
Congratulations Jen!

For your hard work and dedication, I'll send you an autographed picture of me :wink:.
 
  • #14
As it is nice to see a local PFer on a national level, I am even more pleased to see a national, evil as MS is, picking up a story on dark skies. It seems to me, most people don't even know what a dark sky is anymore.
 
  • #15
Did you all see the episode (a repeat, I believe) of "The Simpsons" last week where Lisa (Jen?) attempts to organize "dark skies"?
 
  • #16
By the way everyone I wasn't thinking clearly when I posted this on the calendar... NDSW STARS TONIGHT! You guys know what to do and know the drill... if not go here: National Dark Sky Week
 
  • #17
Holy smokes, this is great. Congratulations, Jennifer. I don't spend a lot of time in the A&C forum (that will change when I get around to buying a telescope), and when I saw the topic "National Dark Sky Week", I assumed that it was already an established thing.

Good work.
 
  • #18
Speaking of that Tom how is the search going?
 

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