Our red neighbour rules our evening skies opposing the setting Jupiter and creating an intriguing alignment.
Then meet some of the fascinating denizens of deep space including
a double doughnut
A ball of whirling fire!
pillars of cosmic dust giving birth to baby stars
and a tadpole!
The latest thrilling news : Pluto has at least 3 moons. But, is Pluto a 'true' planet? If not are these really moons? The first one (discovered almost 30 years ago) is named Charon. Propose names for S2 and S3.
Sunday, October 30, 2005
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