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Exotic Objects

Weird Object: Double Quasar 0957+561

Exoplanets, Planets, Solar System

Weird Object: Mercury

Galaxies

Weird Object: Centaurus A

Exoplanets, Planets, Robotic Spaceflight, Solar System

Alan Stern: New Horizons and Pluto

Exoplanets, Planets, Solar System

Weird Object: Titan

Solar System

Weird Object: Asteroid 90 Antiope

Robotic Spaceflight

Web Extra: The impact of Hubble’s deep fields

Astrophotography

When rejection is good, part 1

Stars

Astronomers know the fate of Sun-like and massive stars, but what about the majority of stars — the M-class red dwarfs? Will they also become giants or just flicker out?

Robotic Spaceflight

Web Extra: Hubble images: from data to dramatic scenes

Observing

Rainy-day Web surfing

The Moon

How is it that in space, despite the Sun’s presence, the surroundings look black? Apollo photos show a black sky, even with strong sunlight on the surface.

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