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CNN - Cygnus is the main constellation of summer, Pegasus owns the fall, Orion the winter and Leo is king of the spring sky Buying a telescope The kind of telescope to buy depends on where you live and how you’re going to use it. If you live in the city

VLBA Changes Picture of Famous Star-Forming Region
PhysOrg - The measurement — to the heavily studied Orion Nebula — changes scientists’ understanding of the characteristics of the Only a telescope with the remarkable ability to see fine detail that is provided by the VLBA is capable of the measurement we

Winter constellations and a close look at Mars
TriVallyCentral - After 8 p.m., Orion the Hunter, the great centerpiece of the winter constellations, takes to the low eastern sky. The three With a small to moderate-sized telescope, you may see some darker patches on the planet that make up its extensive valleys

Station port moved
Spaceflight Now - Spitzer telescope spies a stellar bubble blower NASA/JPL NEWS RELEASE Posted: November 14, 2007 A new image from NASA’s Spitzer The Ares 1 will employ a single space shuttle solid rocket booster to loft the Orion crew capsule. The gigantic Ares 5 will

Schriever man serious about stargazing
Baton Rouge Advocate - of Friday night and early Saturday, Stage and fellow astronomy enthusiast, Dexter Ledoux, of Lafayette, are huddled around an ultra high-quality eyepiece mounted on the end of a 16-foot refractor telescope. They are tracking the nebula of the Orion

San Antonio: Starry classroom
San Antonio Express News - Tom Reel/Express-News) Grant Crawford takes a look at the moon through a 12-inch Orion reflector telescope being demonstrated at the event. Cloudy skies kept attendance down.

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