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Milky Way quite the spinner

According to ScienceDaily, the Milky Way spins faster than originally projected, to the tune of a hundred thousand miles faster than you might have...
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What was it the magi saw?

Many Christains believe that the infant Jesus was visited and worshipped by "magi," which may be...
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Captain Weems: A Guiding Star

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Most sailors are familiar with the names of Weems and Plath, a company which produces navigation equipment. But...
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FAA OK's further amateur rocketry

The New Scientist is trumpeting some excellent news out of the Federal Aviation Administration for amateur rocket...
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Take a 'Journey to the Edge of the Universe'

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The National Geographic Channel is airing a new program, "Journey to the Edge of the Universe," tomorrow night at 8 PM Eastern. The show...
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Bad astronomy, good website

Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy site is a fascinating resource for the general public-- anyone, for example, who might...
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Hello, moon

I know what you've been asking yourselves lately: "What's Saturn's moon, Enceladus, up to lately?" Can't sleep at night wondering, can...
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Here comes the sun... kinda lopsided

Well, this is good news: Turns out those sloppy, lopsided little suns I was always drawing in grade school might...
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