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Inside the April 2020 Issue

We celebrate Hubble's 30th anniversary this issue with two amateur astronomers from the Hubble Team and discuss latest in liquid mirror telescopes.

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Inside the March 2020 Issue

Find the skinny on the Starlink controversy, and learn how we're using a star-monitoring satellite to explore our galaxy's past.

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Sky & Telescope Errata 2020

The editors of Sky & Telescope make every effort to provide accurate information, but errors do sometimes slip through. We correct all mistakes online as well as printing corrections in the magazine. So if you see something questionable in the magazine, check below to see if it's a known problem.…

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Inside the February 2020 Issue

The February 2020 issue of Sky & Telescope teaches readers how to capture images of incredible nightscapes from their balcony and build their own spectrographs.

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Inside the January 2020 Issue

The January 2020 issue of Sky & Telescope examines what might be living under Mars's surface and reviews the long legacy of the Spitzer Space Telescope.

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Inside the December 2019 Issue

The December 2019 issue of Sky & Telescope reveals what scientists have learned about Neptune and Uranus since Voyager 2's flybys, Martian weather, and the growth of astronomy since 1900.

November 2019 Sky & Telescope

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Inside the November 2019 Issue

See what the November 2019 issue has to offer.

Study in contrasts

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King Clusters: Table of Cluster Data

Here you'll find a table of cluster parameters to accompany Al Lamperti's and Frank Colosimo's article on observing the King Clusters that appeared on page 60 in the November 2019 issue.

Sky & Telescope October 2019

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Inside the October 2019 Issue

Read more about the October 2019 issue of Sky & Telescope.

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Nebulae in Perseus: Target Coordinates

If you're looking for the coordinates and other data on the targets covered in October's Bright & Dark Clouds in Perseus you've come to the right place.

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Inside the September 2019 Issue

See what September's issue has to offer.

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Inside the August 2019 Issue

In our August 2019 issue, find out how astronomers revealed the X-ray universe. Plus, spot asteroids with binos and explore the deep sky with a small scope.

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Inside the July 2019 Issue

In Sky & Telescope's July 2019 issue, we focus on the Moon: celebrating the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 and looking forward to see what the future holds.

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Inside the June 2019 Issue

Find out what the June 2019 issue has to offer.

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Inside the May 2019 Issue

Discover what the May 2019 issue of Sky & Telescope has to offer.

Beyond the Printed Page

Billion-Light-Year Club: Further targets for Going Deep May 2019

Did you enjoy chasing down targets billions of light-years away after reading Going Deep in the May issue? Here are more targets for your enjoyment.

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Deep-Sky Wonders: The Jewels of Spring

The colors of stars are often compared to those of precious gemstones, with the coolest stars as our rubies and the hottest as sapphires. But how red or blue do they really look? In the May 2019 issue, Sky & Telescope Contributing Editor Sue French offers a look at some…

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Inside the April 2019 Issue

Discover what the April 2019 issue of Sky & Telescope has to offer.

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Galactic Cirrus: Shimmering Clouds

Galactic cirrus (clouds of interstellar dust) is challenging to observe, but Mel Bartels shows us how in the April 2019 issue of the magazine.

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Sky & Telescope Errata 2019

The editors of Sky & Telescope make every effort to provide accurate information, but errors do sometimes slip through. We correct all mistakes online as well as printing corrections in the magazine. So if you see something questionable in the magazine, check below to see if it's a known problem.…