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G.Sosterno & others
Major Bolide Forecast Tonight; No Damage ExpectedMany telescopes around the world are looking for asteroids that might potentially hit Earth. Every candidate has turned out to be a false alarm — until now! A meteoroid first spotted less than 24 hours ago is expected to hit Earth's atmosphere tonight over northern Sudan, creating a spectacular explosion (and maybe some meteorites).. > read more
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 This Week's Sky at a Glance
Venus meets a double star in the sunset. Jupiter's shadow eclipses its moons several times. And before dawn, take a look at Saturn with its nearly edge-on rings!
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Here we showcase amateur astrophotos from visitors to our online photo gallery. > read more
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WORLDWIDE TELESCOPE
Join our WorldWide Telescope community. Download interactive star-hop tours, upload your astrophotos, and more. > join today
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LET'S GO STARGAZING!
Astronomy doesn’t have to be hard! Inside here are articles for stargazers of all ages — in clear, easy-to-understand language. > read more
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