SUNSET: 
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TV Alert
Space science will be featured on the History Channel tonight.
Unexpected Connections
What do digital voice recorders have in common with an 18th-century woman?
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Clear Skies Observing Guides: Digital Help for Targeting Deep-Sky Objects
A dutch amateur astronomer may have just the observing guidance you need.
Big Sky
Night or day, it's wonderful to see the entire sky all at once.
Binoculars vs. Starblast, Redux
How do 15x70 binoculars hold up against a genuinely inexpensive telescope?
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Super Supernova? Old News!
The universe's biggest stellar explosion hits the headlines.
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Drunken Moon
The mesmerizing results of a long-term photography project. Just try to look away!
Binoculars Part III: One Eye Versus Two
Binoculars are qualitatively different from telescopes with identical aperture.
Three Binoculars: Part II
Binoculars' strengths and weaknesses are intimately connected.
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Still not Earthlike
This exoplanet is ever so almost like Earth. Kinda. No, not really.
A Tale of Three Binoculars: Part I
There's a big difference between 10x50 and 15x70 binoculars.
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Six Months Later
Know what spring brings? Another semi-annual index!
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Tools for Stargazing
Learn how to get the most out of your binoculars, telescope, and more.
Astronomy Online with Stuart Goldman
It's "Oscar" Time
The nominees for "Best Science Website" have been announced.
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Pay Per View
A New England observatory provides more to paying online visitors.
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Win Money with Science
YouTube meets physics in this competition.
How Brightly Shines the Moon?
How does skyglow from the full Moon compare to urban light pollution?
