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A predawn SpaceX launch from Florida could produce a spectacular 'space jellyfish' visible to skywatchers Tuesday.
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Northern Oklahoma College Enid is hosting a free planetarium show at the Mackie Planetarium on Wednesday, July 8, at noon. The show will demonstrate the Great Planet Adventures as well as what to view in the night sky in the Enid area. Another show is planned for Wednesday, July 29, at noon. The planetarium may […]
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Science operations at the United Kingdom Infrared Telescope will conclude Sept. 15 so it can be decommissioned, University of Hawaii officials have announced.
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Science operations at the United Kingdom Infrared Telescope will conclude Sept. 15 so it can be decommissioned, the University of Hawaii announced Wednesday.