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Thanks to the WWW you have been able to reach all the world. All the best to you both and may the Force be with you!!!

First post at this BBS, but I had to register and say THANK YOU VERY MUCH for 10 years of APOD!

I have been a constant reader daily for the past +6 years, it's in my Must Read list as otherwise I miss my APOD fix. I refer people to the site every chance I get.

Robert and Jerry (and everyone else involved), thanks for your time and dedication!

Congratulations Jerry and Robert!!

Thank you for 10 wonderful years of APOD. In addition to the glorious pictures, I really appreciate your captions. Even a non-scientist like myself can understand them and the links you provide within the captions provide a wealth of information. I always start my day with APOD!

Best wishes from another of your fans....

Add me to the list of homepage stargazers. I especially like the links that I can indulge or ignore. Well done.

A Bloomsday anniversay at that -- yes i'm dazzled by the phots yes I read the text yes i try to do the math yes i follow the links yes i am appreciative yes i said yes i will yes yes yes

Me three! Thank you for the beutiful, informative site - and a great start to my computer day. Happy Birthday!

pinot

You are doing humanity a great service giving us a daily dose of beauty and perspective.

Thank You!

I set up an account here just to offer my appreciation. APOD is my browser start page; a daily check of it is necessary to my mental health. Thank you.

... from yet another appreciative reader/viewer.

Hi I'm Mike.
Since I've been aware of the APOD I visit it every day.
It's the only site that I visit on a daily basis.
If I think I've missed a day, I check the archives.
I wouldn't want to miss one amazing pixel.
Thanks so much for all the hard work.

More people saying nice stuff: [1] and [2]

How hard it is to notice this thread? I think I am going to change its title.

maristoddard wrote:The earliest APOD in the Way Back Machine / Internet Archive I could find is
http://web.archive.org/web/199706050100 ... ropix.html

And here is direct link to APOD a day before the one you have found. And it's still online. If you do not realize this, everything is still in place. Here's oldest available article.

Congratulations to all of you that work on APOD. It is one of the most, if not THE most, impressive collections of astronomical pictures, and information in the world.

Keep up the good work!!!

Congratulations for 10 years of magnificent images! Thank you APOD!

I was busy away on a vacation and missed the day.


But I'd still like to congratulate Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell on a beautiful site and job well done.


I still go to APOD every day after 7 years of knowing its existence. Way to go


:clap; :clap; :clap;

Late, yes, yes, but I have to post.

Thank you for everything!!!

It is never to late to say thank you.

soooooo,,,, Thank You ! ! !

Last post was Sat Jul 23, 2005, so I am un-sticking it...
This reply of mine will let it stay on top for a while, to whoever hadn't a chance to say their

soliars wrote:10 year!!!!It is really long time.
And let's go on!

Good morning.

In the meantime we are at 12 years and approx. 8 month.

Here is the first APOD ever:

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap950616.html

Best wishes,
Stefan

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John Whalen wrote:APOD makes the internet useful. I don't fully start my day until viewling the current picture and written information. It helps to put our life in perspective over the full universe view. Thanks!!

Agreed! APOD is one the best sites of the WWW After discovering APOD it has become my first visit in the morning.

*topic rises from the grave*


aha! astronomy will never die..... just multiply... colors....


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