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Solar System

How we discovered Planet Nine

Robotic Spaceflight, Solar System

New Horizons explores the Kuiper Belt

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The fear effect

Exotic Objects, Stars

Dark stars come into the light

Observing, Planets

Uranus reaches its peak

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Since the Milky Way is a flat disk, it should appear as a straight line across the sky. However, in photos such as on pages 50–51 of the April issue, it is a curved arc. Why?

Observing

Take your hobby to the next level

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What will happen to Hubble once the James Webb Space Telescope becomes operational?

Observing

Spend a night in Pegasus

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Taking a dim view

Color-composite image of the Carina Nebula.
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Zooniverse: A citizen science success story

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What percentage of extrasolar planets go counterclockwise around their suns?

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