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 | CERN scientists have produced and captured antihydrogen atoms.
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Liz Kruesi //
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 | Some scientists think acid rain may not be the oddest form of precipitation on Venus. And on Saturn, researchers can’t measure precise wind speeds because they don’t know how fast the planet rotates.
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Michael Carroll //
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You’ll impress family and amateur astronomers alike with your knowledge of these astronomical concepts.
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Michael E. Bakich //
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These 50 queries will test your knowledge of astronomy trivia.
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Michael E. Bakich //
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Associate Editor Liz Kruesi
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 | What initiated the magazine staff’s interest in space and astronomy?
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Liz Kruesi //
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Be they useful, powerful, or beautiful, these relationships represent a few of the staff's favorite things about science.
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Bill Andrews //
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Capturing what you observe on paper is a great way to compare M13 and M92.
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Glenn Chaple //
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