Astronomy Magazine
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This Is How Our Sun Will Look When It Dies
image credit In a few billion years, our dear Sun will look like this, a beautiful glowing eye of spent starstuff trash in the shape of Sauron's Eye. And no... Read more
The 02 February 2012 by Gerard
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Photographing the ISS, You Can Do It!
Taking pictures of the International Space Station seems like something that normal human could not done, but that is very possible, even from your own... Read more
The 08 January 2012 by Kovmil
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Everything You Wanted To Know About The Moon
image credit Everything you wanted to know about the moon. Its environment, its creation, our exploration and why it's one of a kind (at least in our solar... Read more
The 05 January 2012 by Gerard
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How To Picture The Size Of The Universe
image credit No one knows exactly how large the universe is. It could be infinite or it could have an edge, meaning that traveling for long enough in one... Read more
The 07 December 2011 by Gerard
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High Resolution Global Topographic Map Of The Moon
Although the moon is our closest neighbor, knowledge of its morphology is still limited. Due to instrumental limitations of previous missions, a global map of... Read more
The 20 November 2011 by Gerard
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Day and Night
by ConroyA day/night map of the worldJust a few days ago, September 23rd to be precise, was the September equinox. The date when the sun passes the Equator on... Read more
The 28 September 2011 by Conroy
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A Planet With Two Suns
Kepler 16b is a planet with two suns. The planet was recently discovered by the space-based Kepler satellite. Although multiple star systems are quite common,... Read more
The 21 September 2011 by Gerard
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Planet with Two Suns Discovered; Researchers Nickname It “Tatooine”
Scientists have announced the discovery of a new planet, Kepler 16-b, which has two suns. Is this a new Tatooine, Luke Skywalker's home planet in Star Wars? Or... Read more
The 16 September 2011 by Periscope
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NASA Spacecraft Images Offer Sharper Views Of Apollo Landing Sites
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter captured the sharpest images ever taken from space of the Apollo 12, 14 and 17 landing sites. Images show the twists and... Read more
The 08 September 2011 by Gerard
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Earth's Last Chance is in Hand of China
Earth’s last chance99942 Apophis is a well known name to astronomers and scientists. If you are not then know that this is a word that made scientists a little... Read more
The 22 August 2011 by Techsea360
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