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 | Join some of Astronomy’s editors on the very first cinematic space journey.
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Bill Andrews //
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 | Evidence of impacts is evident all over Earth’s surface.
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Liz Kruesi //
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 | Our astrophotography series will have you becoming an accomplished imager in no time.
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Richard Talcott //
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Michael E. Bakich //
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Associate Editor Liz Kruesi
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 | The Solar Dynamics Observatory is viewing the Sun’s magnetic field from its origin beneath the surface to the rarefied gas in the corona.
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Richard Talcott //
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 | Point your telescope at more of these high-energy celestial wonders.
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Michael E. Bakich //
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 | Space can provide a fun setting for any movie without actually mattering to the story.
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Bill Andrews //
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