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 (Posted: November 5, 2009) WAUKESHA, Wis. — The December 2009 Astronomy unveils the latest images from the repaired Hubble Space Telescope, explains what neutrinos can tell us about the universe, teaches beginners how to observe comets, and more. The issue also includes Astronomy's "Sky Guide 2010," a 16-page preview of next year's noteworthy sky events. Page through parts of the December 2009 Astronomy magazine. Read the complete release and watch a video here. More releases:
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| Astronomy magazine media appearances Astronomy magazine editors appear regularly on radio and television shows across the United States to talk about topics from meteor showers to space missions. With on-air experience ranging from local news to CNN to National Public Radio, and print experience including USA Today, Time, and Newsweek, Astronomy editors are available as experts to help explain anything astronomical in clear, compelling terms. To view and listen to samples of editor media appearances, click here. |
