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South Australia’s new planetarium open for learning

South Australia’s new planetarium open for learning

Hamilton Secondary College’s planetarium is part of a $9.165 million facilities upgrade.

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Father, son and the changing universe

Father, son and the changing universe

David and Johannes Fabricius’ observations helped kick start modern astronomy.

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Dawn of the asteroids

Dawn of the asteroids

We look back at the pioneering Dawn mission, which visited Vesta and Ceres.

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The search for Planet X

The search for Planet X

The discovery of Pluto was a combination of mathematical prediction and luck.

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Here’s what’s in our Nov/Dec issue

Here’s what’s in our Nov/Dec issue

The latest issue of Australian Sky & Telescope magazine is out now. Find out what’s inside.

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BepiColombo makes its first flyby of Mercury

BepiColombo makes its first flyby of Mercury

The spacecraft zoomed just 199 km above the innermost planet’s cratered surface.

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Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is a windy place

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is a windy place

Wind speeds on the outer edge of the Great Red Spot have increased by 8% in the last decade, according to Hubble observations.

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Aurora australis stuns from the Space Station

Aurora australis stuns from the Space Station

The ‘southern lights’ as seen from the International Space Station, 438 kilometres above the Earth.

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