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Featured Articles |
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Fairborn Observatory
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Lessons from Solar Twins The Sun's closest stellar analogs hold clues to our own star's past and future. By Jeffrey Hall Deep-Sky Discovery An amateur astronomer unearths a new planetary nebula, hinting that more hidden jewels are lurking out there. By Mike Simmons and Dave Jurasevitch A New Astroscanner One of astronomy's most enduring and distinctive-looking telescopes gets an upgrade. By Gary Seronik |
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Beyond the Printed Page |
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See Pluto in 2010 All you need to see Pluto is a good 8-inch scope, access to dark skies, lots of persistence, and the star charts in this article. read more > By Tony Flanders Solar Twins Listen to an interview with a leading solar scientist. read more > By Jeffrey Hall |
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Photo: Robert Gendler
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Also in This Issue |
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Walt Whitman's "Year of Meteors" A team of sleuths from Texas State University once again sets the record straight, this time for one of America's most famous poets. By Donald W. Olson, Marilynn S. Olson, Russell L. Doescher, and Ava G. Pope Shooting Low Low-altitude imaging can double your target list. By Ruben Kier Night of the Scorpion Diverse splendors perch on the stinger of Scorpius. By Sue French Table of Contents See what else July's issue has to offer. read more > |
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Frederic Church, courtesy Judith Filenbaum Hernstadt
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