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Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
Fresh Craters
Yeah, yeah, water on Mars. But check out the new craters!
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
The Chore of Indexing
Even Mikey would hate putting together S&T's semi-annual index. Is it worthwhile?
Bob's World of Astronomy with Robert Naeye
Respect for the Ancients
A sophisticated Greek astronomical computer raises a lot of interesting "what if" questions.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
By Your Command
A new remotely controlled robotic telescope has been launched. What would you like to see?
Bob's World of Astronomy with Robert Naeye
Requiem for a Space Traveler
Mars Global Surveyor might be gone, but its incredible achievements guarantee it will never be forgotten.
Bob's World of Astronomy with Robert Naeye
The Universe Is What It Is
NASA's latest announcement supports the prevailing model that the universe's expansion is accelerating due to a mysterious dark energy.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
As Seen on TV
The joy of seeing something familiar on television.
Bob's World of Astronomy with Robert Naeye
Good Times, Bad Times for Astronomy
To pay for next-generation telescopes, astronomy will have to make some painful but necessary choices.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
Transit Washout
Associate editor Stuart Goldman never saw Mercury on Wednesday — live or otherwise.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
Ready for Mercury's Shadow
The transit of Mercury is only days away. If you can't see it live, follow it online.
Bob's World of Astronomy with Robert Naeye
Saving Hubble: A No-Brainer
The decision to fly another servicing mission to the space telescope was the obvious thing to do.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
On the Move
The offices of Sky & Telescope are moving this weekend. Boy, there's a lot of junk to sort through.
Bob's World of Astronomy with Robert Naeye
Technological Civilizations: Few and Very Far Between
The best evidence we have right now suggests that intelligent life is very rare in our galaxy.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
ISS in Silhouette
Here's how photographers knew when the space station would transit the Sun and Moon.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
Planetary Issues
Food for thought about how to explain Pluto's place in the solar system.
How I Found My New Comet
In an exclusive story for SkyandTelescope.com, prolific comet hunter David Levy explains how he stumbled across find number 22 while observing near Saturn.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
Root Beer?
Let's toss back a frosty mug to finally bury the Face on Mars.
Bob's World of Astronomy with Robert Naeye
Sticking Out My Neck
S&T's senior editor comes up with his own definition of "planet," which avoids some of the pitfalls plaguing the IAU's.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
Sci-Fi Thoughts — Indeed
Astronomical threats and sci-fi villians come together to make fascinating stories.
Bob's World of Astronomy with Robert Naeye
Am I a Trekkie?
A lot of Star Trek episodes are really dumb, but I watch them anyway.
