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Australian Sky & Telescope
Australian Sky & Telescope For subscribers, the November/December issue of Australian Sky & Telescope was mailed yesterday and has started arriving, so keep an eye out. It's packed with astronomy features and observing guides to keep you busy.
Australian Sky & Telescope Einstein's General Theory of Relativity has survived yet another challenge. See our website news story.
Australian Sky & Telescope Hubble's upgraded cameras and instruments are fully up and running. Overnight NASA released a bunch of new pictures and results showing off what the buffed-up scope can do.
Australian Sky & Telescope Our October issue is on sale now! With a range of features including a possible ice age impact, a look at the Sun's unusual behaviour, and great observing tips, grab a copy today.
Australian Sky & Telescope How can a change in the Sun's total brightness of just 0.01% alter weather patterns on Earth? Climate modellers think they've found the answer. See our website news story.
Australian Sky & Telescope The October issue of Australian Sky & Telescope has been mailed to subscribers, and copies have already started arriving. If you're a subscriber, keep an eye on your mailbox.
Australian Sky & Telescope Imagine if our solar system formed with an asteroid belt full of asteroids the size of Ceres...and no small stuff. See our website news story.
Australian Sky & Telescope Space Shuttle Discovery is ready for launch tomorrow afternoon (Sydney time). Included in its payload is the well-publicised "C.O.L.B.E.R.T." treadmill. See our website news story.
Australian Sky & Telescope Astronomers are celebrating 10 years of science and wonderful images with the Chandra X-ray orbiting observatory. See our website news story.
Australian Sky & Telescope Our August/September issue is on sale now! Grab a copy today.
Australian Sky & Telescope Impact on Jupiter! Australian amateur astronomer Anthony Wesley has discovered the site of a recent impact on Jupiter, similar in appearance to the impact scars of comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 15 years ago. See our website news story.
Australian Sky & Telescope 40 years later, the Apollo Landers have been seen on the Moon. See our website news story.
Australian Sky & Telescope Our July 2009 issue is on sale now!
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