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Robotic Spaceflight, Science

Looking forward to Webb’s view of the past

Observing

Glenn Chaple’s Observing Basics: Engaging astronomy’s teens

Solar System

With many new planet discoveries being hot Jupiters, is it possible that Mercury is the leftover core of a gas giant?

Science

A Jupiter photo gallery

Cosmology

I’ve heard that wormholes could make time travel in the future possible. How realistic is this phenomenon?

Observing

Read more about the darkest skies

Science

I heard that the light from nuclear fusion reactions in the Sun’s core takes about 200,000 years to reach its surface. I thought the speed of light is constant. Why does it take so long?

Galaxies, Science

Go beyond the Galaxy Zoo classifications

Observing

The “Red Region”

Science

Bob Berman’s Strange Universe: Our bodies, our neutrinos

Stars

The universe has billions of galaxies and billions of stars, so why is space dark?

Observing

David H. Levy’s Evening Stars: 50 years strong: a national observatory to be proud of

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