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Gift your Grad or Mom a subscription to Astronomy Magazine and they'll receive a present all year round!🔭 👇Gift Astronomy Today👇 https://bit.ly/XPL35A2 | Astronomy Magazine
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Get your own private tour on DVD of these great institutions: Adler Planetarium, the Field Museum, Fermilab, and Yerkes Observatory. Shipping on 05/31/2018, you can preorder "Astronomy Backstage Pass: Chicago" for $29.95 today! | Astronomy Magazine
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Get your own private tour on DVD of these great institutions: Adler Planetarium, the Field Museum, Fermilab, and Yerkes Observatory. Shipping on 05/31/2018, you can preorder "Astronomy Backstage Pass: Chicago" for $29.95 today! | Astronomy Magazine
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It was 50 years ago in August 1973 that the very first issue of this magazine was published. Our August 2023 issue is a blowout retrospective of the past half-century of the science and the hobby of astronomy. | Astronomy Magazine
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It was 50 years ago in August 1973 that the very first issue of this magazine was published. Our August 2023 issue is a blowout retrospective of the past half-century of the science and the hobby of astronomy. | Astronomy Magazine
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Get ready to stargaze like never before with our limited-time Black Friday Bundle! 🔭✨ 👇Early Exclusive Access👇 https://bit.ly/ACL3CA | Astronomy Magazine
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Get ready to stargaze like never before with our limited-time Black Friday Bundle! 🔭✨ 👇Early Exclusive Access👇 https://bit.ly/ACL3CA | Astronomy Magazine
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Episode 1: The Big Bang — Infinity and Beyond from Astronomy Magazine
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The Universe is simply amazing, no matter how you look at it. (Credit: Adam Block) | Astronomy Magazine
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The Universe is simply amazing, no matter how you look at it. (Credit: Adam Block) | Astronomy Magazine
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Astronomy magazine Editor Dave Eicher invites you to head out during the early evening hours of March 5, when the Moon will pass close to the Pleiades star cluster. https://www.astronomy.com/observing/this-week-in-astronomy-with-dave-eicher-the-moon-meets-the-pleiades/ | Astronomy Magazine
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Astronomy magazine Editor Dave Eicher invites you to head out during the early evening hours of March 5, when the Moon will pass close to the Pleiades star cluster. https://www.astronomy.com/observing/this-week-in-astronomy-with-dave-eicher-the-moon-meets-the-pleiades/ | Astronomy Magazine
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Astronomy magazine Editor Emeritus Dave Eicher invites you to head out late in the evening of December 9 and during the early morning hours of December 10 to watch the Moon pass by Regulus. This blue-white star is the Alpha star in the constellation Leo the Lion and was considered one of the four Royal Stars to the ancient Persians. Good luck! | Astronomy Magazine
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Astronomy magazine Editor Emeritus Dave Eicher invites you to head out in the evening sometime soon and point a telescope at the Crab Nebula, which lies in the constellation Taurus the Bull. Also known as Messier 1, or M1, the Crab is an example of a supernova remnant — the expanding gas cloud of a massive star that exploded long ago. Good luck! | Astronomy Magazine
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Astronomy magazine Editor Emeritus Dave Eicher invites you to head out on the evening of January 27 to see the Moon pass the Pleiades star cluster, which lies in the constellation Taurus the Bull. The Moon will be bright, a waxing gibbous about 72 percent illuminated, so the best views probably will come through binoculars. Good luck! | Astronomy Magazine
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🎓👀 Still in need of a Grad gift? Give them the universe every month with a subscription to Astronomy Magazine! 💫🤩 👇A Hassleless Gift👇 https://bit.ly/XPL36A4 | Astronomy Magazine
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On Thursday, Aug. 24, look to the South and you’ll see the Moon only about a degree away from Antares, which is about the 15th brightest star in the sky. | Astronomy Magazine
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This Saturday, a stunning astronomical sight will visit the Americas — an annular eclipse, in which the Moon crosses in front of the Sun and leaves a “ring of fire” around it. | Astronomy Magazine
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In a partial lunar eclipse, the deepest part of the Earth’s shadow — the umbra — only partially covers the Moon. That will be best seen from Europe, Africa, and Asia. | Astronomy Magazine
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In this episode, Dave Eicher invites you to observe the annular eclipse that will occur October 2. | Astronomy Magazine
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This pair of objects in Cygnus, split by a dark lane of dust, are two of the most beloved and recognizable emission nebulae in the night sky. | Astronomy Magazine
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Tune into the latest episode of "Infinity and Beyond" as host Abigail Bollenbach explores the features of everyone's favorite dwarf planet-Pluto! | Astronomy Magazine
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Curious about the night sky? Astronomy Unlocked makes it simple. Join us for a free 5-hour beginner-friendly event that walks you through the gear, the basics, and how to make your first stargazing session a success. November 20 at 9 AM EST. Register here: https://bit.ly/astronomyunlocked | Flying Magazine
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This week marks the return of Mercury to the predawn sky, joining Mars and Saturn in the predawn sky | Astronomy Magazine
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Watch as ESA’s Solar Orbiter witnesses a magnetic avalanche on the sun —revealing how cascading magnetic reconnections ignite massive solar flares. https://bit.ly/4pY6iPC | Astronomy Magazine
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Relive the Voyager's grand tour through the solar system with host Abby Bollenbach! | Astronomy Magazine
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The waning Moon continues its journey through our skies this week, passing by a couple of bright planets: the red planet Mars and the ringed wonder Saturn. | Astronomy Magazine
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You don’t need a Ph.D. to explore the stars. You just need the right telescope — and the right advice. Astronomy Unlocked is your free, 5-hour guide to getting started or leveling up on November 20th. Register today: https://bit.ly/3Jfl2dJ | Astronomy Magazine
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Last week marked the return of Mercury to the predawn sky, joining Mars and Saturn. Did you see it? | Astronomy Magazine
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Without a doubt, the biggest celestial event this week is the total solar eclipse that will grace North America on Monday. | Astronomy Magazine
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Yes, some people actually do call the winter American Astronomical Society meeting “The Super Bowl of Astronomy.” | Astronomy Magazine
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Casey Dreier, chief of space policy for the Planetary Society, talks about the NASA missions he is excited about. https://bit.ly/4jJiHFN | Astronomy Magazine
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Spring is a season ripe for observing galaxies — and there’s no better place to start than the Virgo galaxy cluster, which lies roughly 54 million light-years away. | Astronomy Magazine
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