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A half-century of advancements in the search for E.T.s has led scientists to find ways to track aliens who might not want to be found.

Mercury: Land of mystery and enchantment

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With MESSENGER behind us and BepiColombo to come, planetary scientists seek to understand the puzzling innermost planet.

Web Extra: Mercury in the spotlight

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Planetary scientists have discovered water ice in permanently shadowed craters at Mercury’s poles.

Illustrated: What happens when stars collide

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A cosmic star crash may light up the galaxy or be nearly undetectable.

Target 25 treats in Leo

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Pull out your biggest scope, and the galaxies in this kingly constellation will dazzle you.

Sharing the sky above Las Vegas

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This new observatory shows that what happens in Vegas also can inspire and educate.

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Dark sites are great for veteran observers, but when throwing a star party for new friends, go where the people are.

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Planetary scientists have discovered water ice in permanently shadowed craters at Mercury’s poles.

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