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The Hyades star cluster: The Face of Taurus the Bull

The Hyades: a close-by star cluster Aside from the Ursa Major Moving Group, the Hyades cluster is the closest star cluster to Earth, at...
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Observable comets in 2024, from Guy Ottewell

Observable comets in 2024 UK astronomer Man Ottewell revealed his article about comets in 2024 at his web site on January 12, 2024. Reprinted...
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Bright Procyon: The Little Dog Star in Canis Minor

It’s arduous to consider Procyon – the Little Canine Star – with out additionally considering of the opposite Canine Star, Sirius. For those...
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Best sky scenes of 2024: What not to miss!

Finest sky scenes of 2024 Mark your calendars for the perfect stargazing occasions for 2024. From planetary pairings to a solar eclipse, from meteors...
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Almach, a quadruple star system in Andromeda

Almach is 4 stars The constellation Andromeda the Princess is famend for the Andromeda galaxy. However even a modest telescope will present one other...
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See Orion’s Belt as a celestial bridge between hemispheres

Search for Mintaka in Orion’s Belt See the three stars at Orion the Hunter’s midsection? These stars are Alnitak, Alnilam and Mintaka. In truth,...
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Sky trio for you, Southern Hemisphere friends

Generally we get notes from folks in Australia and New Zealand – who're throughout the Worldwide Date Line – that they need we’d...
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Orion the Hunter is back in the evening sky

Orion the Hunter’s season within the sky November evenings are a good time to say good day to everybody’s favourite constellation: Orion the Hunter....
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Hardy desert moss might survive on Mars | Astronomy.com

Again to Article Checklist This plant may one day pave the best way for terraforming the Pink Planet with...
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