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Beginner or experienced, if you're excited about astronomy, Sky and Telescope is for you. Each issue contains practical observing tips, our popular star charts, useful product reviews, advice on astrophotography, and so much more! Roger Baker guides your tour through the universe.

  1. 11/06/2024

    Sky and Telescope 11/2024 - Various news articles from the world of astronomy - read by Roger Baker - AIRSLA

    Show Notes for Sky and Telescope-AIRSLA Sky and Telescope November 2024 News Notes - Various news articles from the world of astronomy. "Tales of The Pleiades" - This Taurus cluster is known as 'The Seven Sisters' but not all cultures saw them that way. - James O'Meara "Observing Jupiter's Blue Holes" - Look for these enigmatic features along the edge of the planet's north equatorial belt. - Thomas A. Dobbins "Why Are There Seven Sisters?" - Many cultures tell intriguingly similar stories about the Pleiades including the long perplexing detail of a lost Pleiad - Ray Norris "Backyard Spectroscopists" - Amateur astronomers are making big strides in acquiring spectral data. Professional astronomers should take heed. - Diana Hannekienan "A Trio of Lunar Occultations" - This month the moon passes in front of Neptune, the Pleiades and Spica. - Bob King "Message in a Molecule" - Career scientists revisit a Carl Sagan challenge they undertook nearly half a century ago. - Rich Isaacman and Linda French AIRSLA This podcast is produced by Audio Internet Reading Service of Los Angeles (AIRSLA). These recordings are provided solely for the use of the blind and print impaired. Materials or items read on AIRSLA are the copyright property of the original authors and publishers. No unauthorized use or duplication is permitted. Contact Information website: https://airsla.org email: airslafeedback@gmail.com

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Beginner or experienced, if you're excited about astronomy, Sky and Telescope is for you. Each issue contains practical observing tips, our popular star charts, useful product reviews, advice on astrophotography, and so much more! Roger Baker guides your tour through the universe.

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