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Robotic Spaceflight

Take control of a Mars orbiter

Science

Minting a celestial memory

Science

In the April issue, Michael Rampino wrote about cycles of comet collisions with Earth every 26 million to 30 million years. Is there evidence of cyclical bombardment on other planets or moons?

Science

How William Huggins shaped astrophysıcs

Observing, Planets

Neptune at its best

Exoplanets, Stars

Exoplanets the size of Earth cannot be seen directly; however, white dwarfs can. Is this due to their brighter appearance?

Planets

Unthinkable Mars

Telescopes and Equipment

We test Vixen’s HR eyepieces

Observing

The Double Star Ultramarathon

Stars

In the May issue, Phil Harrington says M5 “may contain as many as 500,000 stars crammed into a space about 165 light-years across.” Why don’t they all coalesce into one giant star?

Observing

The Coathanger

Observing

Party with the Perseids

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