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| IN THE APRIL 2010 ISSUE > |
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Featured Articles |
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Walter Myers
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Imagining Other Worlds Space artists help us visualize unseen worlds. By Ker Than Hanging in the Balance There's a small but non-zero chance that our solar system will go haywire some time in the next few billion years By Greg Laughlin The Universal Jet Set A wide variety of objects spawn high-speed beams of matter. By C. Renée James |
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Beyond the Printed Page |
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Exploring the Moon Visit Lunar Picture of the Day, the website of our monthly lunar columnist. read more > By Charles A. Wood |
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NASA / USGS
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Also in This Issue |
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Blazar, Blazar, Burning Bright Find out how to observe some of the most distant and energetic objects accessible to backyard telescopes. By Steve Gottlieb Skyhound's Sky Tools 3 From observing lists to star charts to logging, this software promises to do it all. By Rod Mollise Explore Scientific's 14-mm 100° Eyepiece Our senior editor takes a Quick Look at this new waterproof ultrawide-field eyepiece. By Dennis di Cicco Table of Contents See what else April's issue has to offer. read more > |
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Marscher / Steffen / Cosmovision / NRAO
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