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Oct. 28, 1971: The U.K. launches a satellite

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A fond farewell: Editor-in-Chief David J. Eicher signs off

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Aug. 19, 1646: The birth of John Flamsteed

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Aug. 11, 1877: Asaph Hall discovers Deimos

Astronomy for beginners, Uncategorized

Michael’s Miscellany: 10 Cool Things About the Sun

Solar System, Uncategorized

NASA’s PUNCH mission captures stunning solar eruption images

A portion of the Large Hadron Collider. Credit: ATLAS Experiment at CERN/Flickr.
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How to reboot the Large Hadron Collider

Syntrichia caninervis
Human Spaceflight, Science, Space Exploration, Uncategorized

Hardy desert moss might survive on Mars

TIC365102760 b, shown in this artist’s concept, is nicknamed Phoenix because of its ability to be very near a red giant star and yet survive the intense radiation. Credit: Roberto Molar Candanosa/Johns Hopkins University.
Exoplanets, Science, Uncategorized

Neptune-like planet ‘Phoenix’ baffles astronomers with its atmosphere

Exotic Objects, Uncategorized

The rumblings that led to the ‘alien spheres’ probably came from a truck

Person looking up at the night sky and Milky Way
Astronomy for beginners, Science, Uncategorized

How should we classify the cosmos?

The Advanced Imaging Conference was established in 2004 and served amateur astronomers who loved capturing photos of sky objects spectacular well for 20 years. Credit: AIC
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Advanced Imaging Conference calls it quits

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