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BAN #349: Nerd Disses, Triple impact on Mars

16 August 2021 Issue #349

BAN #374: Standing in awe, Young kestrel, Restored Apollo prints

11 November 2021 Issue #374

BAN #297: The Southern Pinwheel Galaxy, Brain melting illusion

15 February 2021 Issue #297

BAN #337: Happy aphelion!, Brains On Bicentennial

05 July 2021 Issue #337

BAN #340: If there’s a bright center to a galaxy...

15 July 2021 Issue #340

BAN #378: Giving thanks, A most Curious Martian landscape

25 November 2021 Issue #378

BAN #286: Insurrection, a pair of palate cleansers

7 January 2021 Issue #286

exoplanetsexoplanets

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A dying planet divebombs its star

The planet flew a little too close to the sun

Philip Plait

BAN #351: Join a global network of meteor watchers

23 August 2021 Issue #351

solar systemsolar system

+6+6

How much ice is there really on the moon?

New observations imply there’s less than we thought

Philip Plait

solar systemsolar system

+2+2

Vera Rubin Observatory will find millions of asteroids. Millions.

That’s a lot of space rocks.

Philip Plait

BAN #288: Mountains come out of the sky

14 January 2021 Issue #288

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