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NASA says the August meteor shower known as Perseids typically brings “one of the most vivid annual meteor showers visible in Earth’s night sky.”
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The moon will be fully obscured for about an hour and a half on Sunday, beginning at 10:30 p.m.
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Did you see the bright flash last night? Many home security cameras in the St. Louis area sure did. The annual Taurid meteor shower, known to burn more…
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A group of amateur astronomers has planted devices around Missouri to measure how much artificial lighting brightens the night sky. The Missouri chapter…
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When students and faculty at Truman State University come back for the fall semester, they might notice more stars in the sky. After four years of…
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Just before the new year, a Washington University professor was among a group of scientists who launched a telescope from Antarctica that could observe…
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This August, people in parts Missouri will be able to see a total solar eclipse, an event that has not been visible in the area since 1442. The next isn’t…
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This weekend, leading researchers in the field of astrobiology will convene on UMSL’s campus to share research and analysis of recent findings. That begs…
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Libraries throughout the St. Louis area will soon have more telescopes available for checkout.The St. Louis Astronomical Society put 29 telescopes…
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Starting Nov. 10, you’ll be able to check out something a little unusual from some St. Louis-area public libraries: a telescope.The program is a…