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Author: Astronomy Staff

Science, Solar System

The Real Reality Show: Asteroid Day

Observing

Web Extra: Sky Guide 2017

Cosmology, Science

The Real Reality Show: What’s the big deal about gravitational waves?

Galaxies, Science

The Real Reality Show: The Universe Contains 2 Trillion Galaxies

Observing, Planets

Venus blazes after sunset

Science

How do professional observatories deal with dew? Do they heat the mirrors and lenses like amateurs do?

Science

In many articles in your magazine, you refer to regions of the sky as being measured in “square degrees.” How exactly is a square degree defined, and how many of them does the sky contain?

Cosmology

Even with some understanding of infinite density, it seems impossible for the enormous mass of the universe to arise from a subatomic particle. How is this possible?

Science

When using astronomy software or astronomy books and atlases, I notice that not everyone draws the constellations the same way. Why?

Robotic Spaceflight, Space Exploration

The Real Reality Show: Juno: Mission to Jupiter

Science

December 2016: When galaxies eat each other

Science

February 2017: Explosive origins

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