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Astronomy

The study of the universe and space, including planets, the solar system and comets
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The brightest central object in this image of galaxy M82 is an extremely powerful source of X-ray emissions, likely a black hole.

X-Ray Eyes

The Chandra X-Ray Observatory opens the book on the high-energy universe.
March 2002 | By James S. Schultz

In the Museum: Centuries of Upward Gazes

January 2002 | By Eric Adams

How Things Work: Celestial Navigation

Knowing where you are going in space.
November 2001 | By Joe Henderson

The Mirror Makers

The fight is on for the chance to build the world's most advanced space telescope.
November 2001 | By Ben Iannotta

Oldies & Oddities: Closer to Mars

November 2001 | By David S.F. Portree

Fade to Black

Now and then, the faintest whisper returns from NASA's distant space probes.
July 2001 | By J. Kelly Beatty

Light and Magic

On a clear night--with this telescope--you can see forever.
July 2000 | By Eric Adams

Starz in the Hood

There are more stars in our celestial backyard than we once thought.
May 2000 | By Michael Milstein

The Late Show

Where to go when you want to see stars—and planets, nebulas, galaxies...
January 2000 | By Kelly Beatty


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