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Inside the October 2010 issue of Australian Sky & Telescope, you’ll find:
Hubble's Greatest Scientific Achievements
Now that Hubble has been in space 20 years, a leading astrophysicist reflects on its most significant accomplishments. By Mario Livio
Searching for ET - What Odds?
Notwithstanding ongoing advances in technology, the search for life beyond our solar system is challenging to say the least. By Allie Ford
Catch Comet Hartley 2
A periodic comet may become faintly visible to the unaided eye in the second half of October. By David Seargent
Splashing Around the Dolphin
Tiny Delphinus holds a surprising variety of deep-sky objects. By Sue French
AS&T Test Report: Saxon's New 82-degree Widefields
A new range of eyepieces offers wide fields at affordable prices. By Les Dalrymple
Observatories on the Web
You can rent time to observe from home with top-notch telescopes and CCD cameras around the world. By Andy Macica
...and so much more.
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