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Episode 17: European astronomy

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The week in pictures: June 23–29, 2012

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Astronomy’s new frontier, part 1

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Astronomy’s new frontier, part 2

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Astronomy’s new frontier, part 3

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Astronomy’s new frontier, part 4

Telescopes and Equipment

Celestron Luminos 23mm Eyepiece

Astrophotography, Telescopes and Equipment

Point Grey FLea3 FL3-GE-50S5 CCD cameras

Astrophotography, Telescopes and Equipment

Canon EOS 60Da DSLR camera

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Is it possible that the gravitational effects attributed to dark matter could be caused by Jupiter-sized planets discovered orbiting other stars and also floating freely outside planetary systems?

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When a really big rock (or a huge chunk of iron) hits Earth, why does it explode instead of just making a lot of rubble?

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