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S1E27 -Sky and Telescope 04/2025 - Various news articles from the world of astronomy - read by Roger Baker - AIRSLA
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Sky and Telescope - April 2025
News Notes - Various news articles from the world of astronomy
"Lyrids Pulse in April" - A sprinkle of late-night meteors arrives mid-month. - Bob King
"High and Low Moons" - Bob King
"Alphard and the Golden Branch" - Slip into the night sky's 'infernal region' with Hydra, the Water Snake. - Stephen James O'Meara
"Balck Holes: From the Dawn of Time" - Black holes created in the earliest moments of cosmic history might explain multiple mysteries. - Camille M. Carlisle
"Inspirational Stargazing" - Star Gazers: Finding joy in the night sky. Book Review - Jaime Herndon
"From Lahore to Toronto" - A Toronto -based artist recounts his astronomical journey alongside his global journey. - Julian Samuel
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2 Mar 2025
S1E26 -Sky and Telescope 03/2025 - Various news articles from the world of astronomy - read by Roger Baker - AIRSLA
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Sky and Telescope March 2025
News Notes - Various news articles from the world of astronomy.
"A Martian Polar Expedition" - Watch spring unfold in the Red Planet's arctic - Thomas A. Dobbins
"A Long Awaited Lunar Eclipse" - This month Earth's umbral shadow covers the Moon for the first time since 2022. - Bob King
"Tsuchinshan-ATLAS Shines - Comet C/2023 put on a fine display for observers worldwide. - Sean Walker
"Seeing Beyond the Blue" - The distant ice giant Neptune is a kaleidoscope of activity. - Heidi B. Hammel
What is Twilight" - Gary Seronik
"It's Time for Africa" - Africa hosted the International Astronomical Union's General Assembly for the first time. - Govert Shilling
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3 Feb 2025
S1E25 -Sky and Telescope 02/2025 - Various news articles from the world of astronomy - read by Roger Baker - AIRSLA
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Sky and Telescope February 2025
News Notes - Various news articles form the world of astronomy.
"The Invisible wonder of Perseus" - You don't need a telescope to see a remarkable cluster hidden in plain sight. - Stephen James O'Meara
"More 2025 Comet Prospects" - A modest collection of faint icy visitors awaits enthusiasts - Bob King
"The Moon Crosses the Pleiades" - Bob King
"Zodiacal Night Lights" - Bob King
"Gaia Begins a Black Hole Revolution" - The vast majority of black holes elude detection. Gaia has recently found three of these invisible objects and will soon discover more. - Ken Croswell
Possible Origins for Young Volcanics" - China announces evidence of recent lunar eruptions, so where did they originate? - Charles A Wood
"Sky and Telescope - A Grand Milestone" - With it's 100ths issue, Sky and Telescope joins an elite club of long-lived magazines - Richard Tresch Feinberg
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