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April 2017

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Percival Lowell: A life in astronomy

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One of the most curious characters in the history of astronomy produced a legacy of important work, and established the desert southwest as an astronomical mecca.

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Tips from Astronomy's photo editor could help you capture a spectacular event.

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The more you know about meteorology, the better your observing will be.

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