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23
May

Universe2go in Your Luggage

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In some places, the holiday breaks are in full swing, while others’ holidays or vacations are just around the corner.  Well, we have great news!  Universe2go is a perfect fit for taking it on a trip, in order to see the stars and universe from other places around the world, to give you a brand new […]

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01
Apr

Weekend Tips: The Owl in the Bear

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What appears to be merely an April Fool’s joke is a serious scientific sign:   The image above shows the Owl Nebula, as the Irish astronomer Lord Rosse saw it in 1848.  William Parsons, the third Earl of Rosse, was one of the last great masters of visible-light astronomy, before the advent of photography and […]

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24
Feb

How will the night sky look in 100,000 years?

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A mayfly flies through the air over a body of water and spends and ends its life over hours or at most a few days.  To us humans, the mayfly’s lifespan is a mere flash in the pan, although it may seem quite long to a mayfly.  This little insect doesn’t even notice that something […]

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14
Feb

Valentine’s Day under a Blanket of Stars

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Fascination for the night sky is often widespread, especially to those living with little light pollution.  Men and Women alike take a heavy interest in what happens in the Universe.  After conducting a survey with TNS Emnid we can say roughly half of participants believe even minimal knowledge of the stars would easily impress others.  So, why […]

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