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    Spectacular Sky Show: Venus, Jupiter and the Moon
    dorine
    by dorine  1-26-2008   
     Can't wait for this one!!!!!
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    Images of Mercury are Pouring In
    JohnWaterman
    by JohnWaterman  1-20-2008   
     No Remarks
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    High School Students Discover Asteroid
    JohnWaterman
    by JohnWaterman  1-18-2008    5
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    Old Comets for a New Year
    dorine
    by dorine  1-4-2008    8
     You can barely see it in the photo. When and where to look in the article.
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    The International Year of Astronomy 2009
    egsnyder
    by egsnyder  1-3-2008   
     The second in my series of IYA2009 (International Year of Astronomy 2009) clips. More to come
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    Astronomy Photo of the Day - Geminids in 2007
    dorine
    by dorine  1-3-2008    9
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    Exoplanet Reflected Light Detected For The First Time
    dorine
    by dorine  12-28-2007   
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    Astronomy Picture of the Day: A Beautiful Boomerang Nebula
    travislaborde
    by travislaborde  12-28-2007   
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    Astronomy Photo of the Day -- Trifid Pillars & Jets
    dorine
    by dorine  12-26-2007   
     "The pink dots are newly formed low-mass stars."
    2
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    New satellites help unravel aurora borealis
    obvious
    by obvious  12-26-2007   
     I wish I'd seen that! I hear there was another amazing display x-mas eve.
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    Mars and Orion Over Monument Valley
    dorine
    by dorine  12-25-2007    1
     Astronomy photo of the day.
    3
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    IC443 The Jellyfish Nebula --Photo
    dorine
    by dorine  12-20-2007   
     check out the photographer's site.
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    ET too bored by Earth transmissions to respond
    wildcat
    by wildcat  12-19-2007    20
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    How old are Saturn's rings? Photo
    dorine
    by dorine  12-17-2007   
     Is that the moon Mimas in the shot?
    3
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    Apollo 17: Shorty Crater Panorama
    dorine
    by dorine  12-14-2007   
     Whoa!
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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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    First Sunset Outside Our Solar System Glimpsed
    dorine
    by dorine  12-11-2007    1
     An artist's impression....pretty.
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    Weird dark stars dotted early universe
    pokkets
    by pokkets  12-10-2007   
     Quasars usually need the mass of a galaxy to form, and astronomers have been unable to explain how some quasars seemed to appear before galaxies had formed to make them. These 'dark stars' provide a means by which this may have happened.
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    Best Meteor Shower of 2007 Peaks Dec. 13
    cclogston
    by cclogston  12-9-2007   
     Cool -- I hope we don't have a lot of cloud cover. It was brilliantly clear this morning when I walked out to pick up the Sunday paper. Mars really was quite bright.
    9
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    Top 10 influential space thinkers
    wildcat
    by wildcat  12-9-2007    1
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    A new and large sunspot at last
    invictus
    by invictus  12-8-2007   
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    Man in moon 4 billion years old
    pokkets
    by pokkets  12-6-2007    2
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    Astronomy Picture of the Day: Comet Holmes Over Hungary
    travislaborde
    by travislaborde  12-5-2007   
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    Astronomy Picture of the Day - Solar Cycle
    tfarrow
    by tfarrow  12-3-2007   
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    Photos: Lightning strikes on Venus
    Mohir
    by Mohir  12-2-2007    4
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    Good time to spot the Andromeda Galaxy
    willhelm
    by willhelm  11-30-2007   
     "The light from that "little cloud" is actually the total accumulation of light from more than 400 billion stars. It is listed as Messier ("M") 31, in Charles Messier's famous catalogue: hazy objects resembling comets, but later proved to be galaxies, nebulae and star clusters. Here is the most distant object that can be seen with the unaided eye. "
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    Atmosphere of Saturn's Moon, Titan
    AndreaJoRush
    by AndreaJoRush  10-15-2007   
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    The Eight Burst Nebula
    AndreaJoRush
    by AndreaJoRush  10-14-2007    2
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    A birth
    Solar Child
    by Solar Child  10-11-2007   
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    New radio telescope begins search for alien signals
    Mohir
    by Mohir  10-11-2007    3
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    Saurn, the Sun, and Us
    CrazyRedHead
    by CrazyRedHead  10-10-2007    6
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    A wonderful new Hubble image
    JohnWaterman
    by JohnWaterman  10-2-2007    5
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    Radio burst from space mystifies astronomers
    invictus
    by invictus  9-28-2007    6
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    Astronomy Picture of the Day: A Hole in Mars Close Up
    travislaborde
    by travislaborde  9-28-2007    3
     wow :)
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    Astronomy Picture of the Day: Saguaro Moon
    travislaborde
    by travislaborde  9-26-2007   
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    Peru Meteorite mystery solved
    Oortcloud
    by Oortcloud  9-24-2007    4
     I didn't realize the scale of the crater till I saw this picture with the people along the rim. That's as big as my entire yard! Other than the temporary sickness caused by the arsenic, the whole incident would have been very cool to see.
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    How the Earth will look in 250 million years
    abstrict
    by abstrict  9-23-2007    11
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    Astronomy Picture of the Day: Tungurahua Erupts
    travislaborde
    by travislaborde  9-18-2007   
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    This planet's a true survivor
    pokkets
    by pokkets  9-13-2007    2
     The speed of light, means the further away they are, the longer ago they happened. Great view of universal history....as far as we know.
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    Astronomy Picture of the Day: A Scorpio Sky Spectacular
    travislaborde
    by travislaborde  9-11-2007   
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