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The universe is a marvelously complex place, filled with galaxies and larger-scale structures that h...
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One of the most spectacular objects in Sagittarius is globular cluster M22. This easy naked-eye object ranks as the sky’s third-brightest globular, ex...
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For the amateur astronomer, an all-sky camera provides an entry into th...
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Celestron’s AstroMaster LT 76AZ Telescope is a 3-inch Newtonian reflect...
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Orion’s 10x50 Binocular Stargazing Kit will help you become familiar wi...
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This month’s issue of Astronomy magazine asks how many planets unassociated with stars wander through space, brings you inside the world’s most powerful machine, explains how to view June’s rare Venus transit, takes you on a journey to observe and image the southern skies, reviews two all-sky cameras, and more.
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May 17–24, 2012: A trio of double stars offers small-telescope owners nice views, while large-telescope owners can seek out globular cluster NGC 5927 in Lupus and spiral galaxy NGC 5899 in Boötes.
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