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It’s Leonids time again

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Astronomers explore magnetar mega-flare

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Phil Harrington’s binocular universe: Target the arrow

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If nothing can travel faster than light, and the universe is 13.7 billion years old, how can two galaxies lie 10 billion light-years from us in opposite directions?

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The Moon stands front and center

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Bob Berman’s strange universe: See it to believe it

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Is there any way photons could contribute to the mysterious dark matter?

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Glenn Chaple’s observing basics: All aboard Chaple’s Arc

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What typical magnifications did 19th-century observational astronomers use for lunar and planetary viewing?

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Everything you need to know about exoplanets

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Growing exoplanets

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Phil Harrington binocular universe (October 2006 online extra)

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