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Read the latest news on SkyandTelescope.com:
Big, Bright Mars Swings Close by Earth Blazing in the eastern sky during fall 2005, Mars is putting on a rare appearance not to miss. (Oct. 19) |
The Partial Lunar Eclipse Many watched on Monday as the full Moon, with clockwork precision, skimmed the edge of Earth's shadow. (Oct. 18) |
Astro News Briefs Gravity Probe B calls it a wrap, and no Kuiper Belt Jupiters. (Oct. 11) |
Hayabusa Closes In on Asteroid Itokawa Now hovering just 7 km from its target, a Japanese spacecraft is readying to sample the surface — amid growing concerns about the craft's stabilization system. (Oct. 11) |
Astro News Briefs: October 3–9 Another bid for Yerkes Observatory. (Oct. 07) |
The Best Transiting Exoplanet Yet Every 2.2 days, a giant "hot Jupiter" crosses the face of a 7.7-magnitude star near the Dumbbell Nebula — causing the deepest exoplanet eclipses discovered yet. (Oct. 06) |
Short GRBs Linked to Binary Mergers Recent observations all but prove that short gamma-ray bursts result from either neutron star–neutron star mergers, or black hole–neutron star mergers. (Oct. 05) |
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