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Who hasn’t admired the beauty of the night sky? There is a historical, cultural and religious meaning to the picture mankind has created about the night sky throughout thousands of years of history. Most ancient cultures focused on the study of the sky map and planned their [...]
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How many astronomy facts can you think of? To count the stars in the universe we need a one followed by 22 zeros. Now realize that many of those stars are surrounded by plants. Then consider the moons that surround the planets, the [...]
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The entire universe is astronomy. That’s because it has the entire universe to explore. That’s why so many people follow astronomy news in print magazines and online. Here are some of the latest stories.
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uth America’s Atacama Desert is dry. It’s the second driest desert in the world, after the McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica. It’s been a desert for over 20 million years, kept that way by the Andes Mountains which block rain from reaching the area. Death Valley California has a reputation for being dry. But Atacama is 50 times as dry.
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The liquid found on Saturn’s satellite, Titan makes one of the most exciting and challenging discoveries in a hundred years, since except for Earth, this is the second solar body with open lakes on the surface in the planetary system. NASA’s press release informed the public that the open lake structures consisted of liquid hydrocarbons like ethane.
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People think of the Sahara Desert as a hopeless wasteland with slim prospects for living things. While it is something of a barren wasteland, there are enough Sahara Desert plants that it can also be described as teaming with life. Conditions such as little water [...]
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The study of space objects such as planets, galaxies and stars is Astronomy. Some people do it for a living, others just to pass the time. That’s why when a web site or magazine offers an astronomy picture of the day it’s likely to garner a great deal of attention. There are [...]
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Most everyone has heard of Stonehenge, the stone circle in England that has been portrayed as an astronomers’ tool, a grave yard, a druidic sacrificial altar, and even in some movies and television programs as a portal to other dimensions and other worlds. It’s not the only stone circle in the world, however. [...]
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