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The light and dark faces of Iapetus A mystery involving Saturn's moon Iapetus that has confounded astronomers for over four centuries has apparently...
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My first day of travel (November 11) was hectic and it wasn't even part of our mission and training. I flew...
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If there was ever such a thing as a teaching meteor shower, the Leonids would be it, because astronomers have...
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During November of 1999 I was part of a select group of researchers that participated in a NASA/US Air Force...
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For anyone interested in watching meteor showers, the Orionids may not be the strongest shower of the year, but...
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Back in April I wrote an Examiner article titled "Our Finicky Sun" where it was pointed out that the Sun has been mostly spot free for many...
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From a science conference held in Germany this week came an announcement that astronomers have identified another...
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Systematic surveys of the sky are not new for astronomers. For more than two centuries, astronomers have searched...
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The Kappa Cygnid meteor shower is not one of the spectacular meteor showers of the year. It is also not a famous...
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Reports for the night of August 11/12 reveal the Perseids were producing between 15 and 25 meteors per hour...
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