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    20 Most Popular Myths in Science
    haraya
    by haraya  1-8-2007    5
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    PHOTO: what Earth looks like in a Solar Eclipse
    alanocu
    by alanocu  6-11-2007    7
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    Astronomy Pictures of the Year for 2007
    BartendingBear
    by BartendingBear  12-18-2007    10
     "Space... the final frontier"
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    We are a tiny planet! Like this small.
    overture
    by overture  1-6-2007    10
     Makes me feel all humbled.
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    Space Balls. An accurate model of Planets to Sun etc
    sohil
    by sohil  6-16-2006    20
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    Awesome research/ Homework resource
    cosmic_kitten1
    by cosmic_kitten1  1-14-2007    3
     I only found this the other day and mostly I'm clipping it for my own uses; however, it's a great resource and I thought I'd share. The site itself has pretty cool info too. 'Hope you guys like the clip.
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    100 Top Reference Sites
    skwirlinator
    by skwirlinator  9-10-2007    5
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    Diamond star thrills astronomers
    chriswwt
    by chriswwt  1-6-2007    7
     The greatest diamond mine found ever!!
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    A wonderful new Hubble image
    JohnWaterman
    by JohnWaterman  10-2-2007    5
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    Thunderbolts of the Gods - Plasma Cosmology
    taksmaster
    by taksmaster  3-11-2007    2
     A lesser known theory of cosmology that challenges the the big bang theory.
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    Saurn, the Sun, and Us
    CrazyRedHead
    by CrazyRedHead  10-10-2007    6
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    Big Chunk Of The Universe Is Missing -- Again
    Mohir
    by Mohir  11-5-2007    4
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    Breathtaking Galaxy Pics
    CrazyRedHead
    by CrazyRedHead  1-15-2007    7
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    Astronomers find largest hole in universe
    pokkets
    by pokkets  8-24-2007    7
     "We never expected to find a void this big" The Universe is full of surprises isn't it ? It would be disappointing if it wasn't.
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    The Size of our World
    This Little Bird
    by This Little Bird  8-17-2007    11
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    'Hundreds of worlds' in Milky Way
    invictus
    by invictus  2-17-2008    4
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    WOW! The Great Nebula in Orion [Amazing Picture]
    sohil
    by sohil  6-8-2007    7
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    ET too bored by Earth transmissions to respond
    wildcat
    by wildcat  12-19-2007    20
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    The Eye of God
    sohil
    by sohil  10-27-2006    17
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    Amazing Renderings of Mars
    Bluephoenix4
    by Bluephoenix4  8-6-2007    6
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    Astronomy Photo of the Day --The Universe Nearby
    dorine
    by dorine  12-11-2007    6
      Credit & Copyright: 2MASS, T. H. Jarrett, J. Carpenter, & R. Hurt
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    The Milky way black hole
    killer_bunny
    by killer_bunny  8-9-2007    1
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    Colors From Outer Space
    alanocu
    by alanocu  5-6-2008    7
     "Capturing color in outer space with the Hubble Telescope is not as simple as with a normal camera using color film. The Hubble’s camera records light from the universe using “electronic detectors” which capture two or more separate black and white photos. The resulting colors are not always what the human eye would see in space, but nonetheless, the images created by Hubble and the NASA team are imaginative and stunning." A lot more text at the source....very interesting article!
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    Could Jupiter wreck the solar system?
    Aribeth
    by Aribeth  5-4-2008    3
     "So what's the likelihood Mercury could crash into the Earth? If it did, the asteroid that most likely wiped out the dinosaurs will seem like a drop in the ocean compared with a planet 4880 km in diameter slamming into us. There will be very little left after this wrecking ball impact. But here's the kicker: There is only a 1% chance that these gravitational instabilities of the inner Solar System are likely to cause any kind of chaos before the Sun turns into a Red Giant and swallows Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars in 7 billion years time. So, no need to look out for death-wish Mercury quite yet… there's a very low chance that any of this will happen. But some good news for Mars; the researchers have also found that if the chaos does ensue, the Red Planet may be flung out of the Solar System, possibly escaping our expanding Sun. So, let's get those Mars colonies started! Well, within the next few billions of years anyhow…" Good stuff for the next science-fiction movie :-)
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    How the Earth will look in 250 million years
    abstrict
    by abstrict  9-23-2007    11
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    Sun's Surface From 5000 Kilometers
    alanocu
    by alanocu  12-25-2006    3
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    What Created the Mythical "Star of Bethlehem"?
    wildcat
    by wildcat  12-18-2007    14
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    Celestial show begins this weekend
    invictus
    by invictus  8-10-2007    10
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    Close Encounter with Mars
    invictus
    by invictus  12-17-2007    8
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    Astronomy Picture of the Day: The Four Suns of HD 98800
    travislaborde
    by travislaborde  7-30-2007    2
     Wow, what a beautiful sight. I hope one of the things we can do once we're in Heaven is fly around and see all this stuff :)
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    Photos: Lightning strikes on Venus
    Mohir
    by Mohir  12-2-2007    4
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    Roman Towns Built With Astronomy
    invictus
    by invictus  5-8-2007    3
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    The World's Biggest Camera to Survey 300 Million Galaxies
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  6-26-2008   
     The team’s goals are to extract cosmological information on dark energy from counting galaxy clusters and the spatial distribution of clusters, and measuring the redshift of galaxies and supernovae.
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    The Sun Flies Like a Bullet
    invictus
    by invictus  8-7-2007   
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    100 Greatest Discoveries
    skwirlinator
    by skwirlinator  6-26-2008    3
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    A Test of the Copernican Principle
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  5-25-2008    6
     Disproving the Copernican Principle would amount to a a Copernican revolution on its own account :-) Also, certain aspects of general relativity would need a profound review. Fortunately it seems Copernicus was right after all. Or was he?
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    Here comes the sun..
    mikosilk
    by mikosilk  6-7-2008    2
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    Dark Skies Coalition
    Fast T friend
    by Fast T friend  6-19-2008    4
     A clear preference made in one city, and what a view of the night skies...!
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    Dark matter clues in oldest stars
    arifsali
    by arifsali  9-14-2007    3
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    Size of Our Planet Compared to...
    axelsenzon
    by axelsenzon  6-6-2007    3
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