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ESA / OSIRIS team
Rosetta's "Jewel in the Sky"European scientists are excitedly poring over results from the Rosetta spacecraft's close flyby of asteroid Steins, even though an unexpected camera glitch cost them the best views of its cratered surface. > read more
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 This Week's Sky at a Glance
Tiny little Mars passes brighter Venus low in the sunset this week. Bright Jupiter shines highest at dusk, offering occasional views of its Great Red Spot as it turns — and, for some observers, a double satellite shadow transit by its satellites.
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Join our WorldWide Telescope community. Download interactive star-hop tours, upload your astrophotos, and more. > join today
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LET'S GO STARGAZING!
Astronomy doesn’t have to be hard! Inside here are articles for stargazers of all ages — in clear, easy-to-understand language. > read more
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