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Table Of ContentsMarch/April 2007Volume 3. Number 2. Issue 22
COVER STORY
Ringworld Revelations Saturn's rings are slowly opening up to Cassini's eyes. By Matthew S. Tiscareno
NEWS & FEATURES
News Notes • Flowing Water on Mars Today? • Grote Reber Medal Presented • Doubt Cast on Lunar Ice and more... Spotlight On...The Face on Mars High-resolution images from Europe's Mars Express orbiter reveal the truth about this remarkable formation. By Ken Croswell Pulsars and the Discovery of the First Radio Magnetar The Parkes Radio Telescope is helping astronomers to better understand an enigmatic type of star known as a magnetar. By John Sarkissian The Supernova Menace A nearby supernova could devastate Earth's way of life. How close is too close? By Mark A. Garlick The Hyades This nearby open cluster is the key to cosmic distances. By Ken Hewitt-White Comet McNaught's Spectactular Show 2007 has opened with the brightest comet in decades. By Greg Bryant
OBSERVING & EXPLORING
Southern Binocular Highlight A Vela Binocular Duo By Les Dalrymple Sun, Moon, and Planets Mercury's Morning Show By Greg Bryant Tonight's Sky Sirius Blazes Forth By Greg Bryant Deep Sky Delights Missed by Messier in Leo By Les Dalrymple Comets Comet McNaught Fades From View By David Seargent Occultations Antares At It Again By Steve Kerr Celestial Calendar Meteors For March - April By Adam Marsh Vesta Brightens In Ophiuchus By Greg Bryant Exploring The Moon Hidden Maria and Dusty Debris By Charles A. Wood Celestial Calendar Glimpse the Moon's Far Side By Gary Seronik PRODUCTS & REVIEWSEye On The Sky By Geoff Andersen Test Report The STF Mirage 7 Mak By Sean Walker Books & Beyond • Astronomy's Knowns and Unknowns • Picturing the Moon ACTIVITIES & PEOPLEThe Astronomy Scene VicSouth 2006 By Perry Vlahos Discoveries March 1616: Galileo's Troubles Begin By David Ellyard Activities Gallery Ask AS&T • Oval Craters • Lunar Meteors • Moon Magic and more...
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Spectrum Woomera 60 Years On By Greg Bryant Letters • Easy Sky Shots • Second Thoughts on Mars and more... Subscription Offer FREE Milky Way Chart! See our offer Focal Point Set It Up, and They Will Come By John Pijawka
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