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Solar System

Billions of years from now, what will be the fate of our Sun? Would it be a hard surface we could walk on?

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How do astronomers make generalizations about the ages of stars, galaxies, and other celestial objects?

Exoplanets

Going beyond earthlike planets

Telescopes and Equipment

More Canon DSLR reviews

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Bob Berman’s Strange Universe: The limit of infinity

Observing

Glenn Chaple’s Observing Basics: Creating a community

Planets

Jupiter shines big and bright

Observing

Stephen James O’Meara’s Secret Sky: The Daughters of Dawn’s Heart

Cosmology

What are gravitational waves, and what do they have to do with the Big Bang? Can scientists detect them?

Stars

More about magnetars

Robotic Spaceflight

When we send spacecraft to the outer gaseous planets, how do they survive the trip through the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter?

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Ask Astro web extra: What forces maintain Earth’s axial spin or that of any other celestial body?

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