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How Do Planets
Form? David A. Weintraub
Astronomers are looking for clues from our solar system and
others to determine whether planets form easy and fast or hard
and slow. |
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Buying a Telescope,
Phil Harrington
By following some easy guidelines, you can purchase the ideal
telescope for you or that someone special on your gift list.
(with 2 sidebars and 2 tables) |
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26 |
The
Nebula in Our Own Backyard, Duane H. Pontius, Jr.
A giant torus of charged particles surrounding Jupiter gives
astronomers a chance to study a nebula up close. (with 1 sidebar) |
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34 |
Stargazing Secrets
of Kitt Peak, Steven W. White
Getting to another star in a human lifetime right now seems
impossible, but intriguing physics offers us some fantastic
possibilities to consider. |
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Departments
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Editorial,
Robert Naeye
Greetings
from the Corner of Ocean and Ashton! |
| 5 |
Echoes
of the Past, Katherine Bracher
The Beginnings of Radio Astronomy |
| 6 |
Focus
on Education, Jeff Bennett
Do You Believe in the Big Bang? |
| 7 |
Armchair
Astrophysics, Eric Schulman
Where Are They? |
| 8 |
Weaving
Loose Ends, Steven N. Shore
Heat and Light |
| 9 |
Research
Notebook, Christopher Wanjek
Let's Do the Space-Time Warp Again |
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Sky Map and Sky Talk |
| 41 |
Commentary,
Morgan L. Wainwright
Should
We Colonize Mars? |
| 41 |
Works
of Note |
| 42 |
Index
to Volume 29 |
