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    Natural reaction

    Natural reaction by Spamer, Earle

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    ARTEMIS EXPLAINED: Three launch systems and two landers from Boeing, SpaceX, and Blue Origin are all part of the complicated puzzle of NASA's Artemis program

    ARTEMIS EXPLAINED: Three launch systems and two landers from Boeing, SpaceX, and Blue Origin are all part of the complicated puzzle of NASA's Artemis program by Zastrow, Mark

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    Nexus in action

    Nexus in action by Fischer, George

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    Does PLANET NINE exist? If this hypothesized super-Earth lurks in the outer solar system, we should see it soon

    Does PLANET NINE exist? If this hypothesized super-Earth lurks in the outer solar system, we should see it soon by Chandler, David L

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    The Dark Orion Nebula: The figures that lie in the shadows deserve just as much recognition as their brilliant counterparts

    The Dark Orion Nebula: The figures that lie in the shadows deserve just as much recognition as their brilliant counterparts by O'meara, Stephen James

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    SHORT-LIVED ORGANICS HINT AT CERES' HABITABILITY

    SHORT-LIVED ORGANICS HINT AT CERES' HABITABILITY by Wenz, John

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    MARS CLOUD ATLAS: A public database showcases unique weather on the Red Planet

    MARS CLOUD ATLAS: A public database showcases unique weather on the Red Planet by Klesman, Alison

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    GIANT BLACK HOLE JETS STRETCH DEEP INTO THE COSMIC VOID: Spanning millions of light-years, the jet system might show how black holes shaped the early universe

    GIANT BLACK HOLE JETS STRETCH DEEP INTO THE COSMIC VOID: Spanning millions of light-years, the jet system might show how black holes shaped the early universe by Haynes, Korey

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    WANDER THE Queen's starry court: Smack dab within the Milky Way, Cassiopeia offers observers many worthy sights

    WANDER THE Queen's starry court: Smack dab within the Milky Way, Cassiopeia offers observers many worthy sights by Bakich, Michael E

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    The nest of the Swan

    The nest of the Swan by Zastrow, Mark

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    A CLUSTER ABOVE ALL OTHERS: JWST exposes Westerlund 1, the Milky Way's most impressive super star cluster

    A CLUSTER ABOVE ALL OTHERS: JWST exposes Westerlund 1, the Milky Way's most impressive super star cluster by Talcott, Richard

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    Astronomy tests the Seestar S50: Great optics, good portability, and an entry-level price make this scope a winner

    Astronomy tests the Seestar S50: Great optics, good portability, and an entry-level price make this scope a winner by Harrington, Phil

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    SKY THIS MONTH: THE SOLAR SYSTEM'S CHANGING LANDSCAPE AS IT APPEARS IN EARTH'S SKY

    SKY THIS MONTH: THE SOLAR SYSTEM'S CHANGING LANDSCAPE AS IT APPEARS IN EARTH'S SKY by Ratcliffe, Martin, Ling, Alister

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    Mighty Mars at opposition: The Red Planet looms large

    Mighty Mars at opposition: The Red Planet looms large by Wakeling, Molly

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    The Moon's volcanoes may be much younger than thought

    The Moon's volcanoes may be much younger than thought by Reeves, Robert

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-01-2025)
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    A celestial transference phenomenon: Explore the power of conjunctions

    A celestial transference phenomenon: Explore the power of conjunctions by O'Meara, Stephen James

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-12-2024)
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    RENAMING THE Hubble constant: Vesto Slipher was not as well known as Edwin Hubble. But his groundbreaking observations helped uncover one of astronomy's most fundamental relationships, and he deserves equal credit

    RENAMING THE Hubble constant: Vesto Slipher was not as well known as Edwin Hubble. But his groundbreaking observations helped uncover one of astronomy's most fundamental relationships, and he deserves equal credit by Macdougal, Douglas, Marcus, Joseph, Bartusiak, Marcia

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-12-2024)
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    JWST HUNTS FOR ROGUE WORLDS: These planet-sized objects may give clues to how stars form

    JWST HUNTS FOR ROGUE WORLDS: These planet-sized objects may give clues to how stars form by Bakich, Michael E

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-12-2024)
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    THE MOON as it never was: Despite having the wrong ideas about how the Moon's craters formed, these 19th-century astronomers created highly accurate plaster models

    THE MOON as it never was: Despite having the wrong ideas about how the Moon's craters formed, these 19th-century astronomers created highly accurate plaster models by Brasch, Klaus, Aerts, Leo

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-12-2024)
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    Appraising Origin Home the Observatory: Celestron continues to lead the way in developing state-of-the-art smart telescopes and opening doors for anybody to become an astrophotographer in seconds

    Appraising Origin Home the Observatory: Celestron continues to lead the way in developing state-of-the-art smart telescopes and opening doors for anybody to become an astrophotographer in seconds by Harrington, Phil

    Published in Astronomy (Milwaukee) (01-12-2024)
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