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378Best description: It's Cool. Lot of info with all those pictures. JimJ.B.C.-12/21/2005
377Thank you JC. That was interesting. Appreciate the transcription. Is the calendaCondor-12/21/2005
376antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov antwrp.gsfc.nasa.govjrhana-12/21/2005
375The caption with the picture you felt was stunning: Maxwell's Rainbow: JamJ.B.C.-12/21/2005
374I bought the calendar, here's the explanation for "your" black voiJ.B.C.-12/21/2005
373Originally referenced here on this thread, I am sure that some pictures from thejrhana-11/22/2005
372Astronomers are preparing to build the world's largest telescope that could ~digs-11/21/2005
371Yours appears to be a hydrogen cloud in space. Protege's almost looks like J.B.C.-11/19/2005
370hi condor hrmm, no clue ..but i'll bet there's an explanation within ~digs-11/19/2005
369Hi p, Some nice stuff. I'd like to know what that image represents in the 3 Condor-11/19/2005
368some nice images.. yearinspace.com~digs-11/19/2005
367Fireballs over Germany fuel UFO speculation BERLIN, Germany (Reuters) -- NumeroCondor-11/4/2005
366Mars is at its closest this Saturday: Saturday, October 29 Mars passes its vJ.B.C.-10/23/2005
365>You are here looking for signs from above on trading ideas I presume of-couTheBusDriver-9/16/2005
364:o) I'm all over da place. I am fortunate enough to see the milky way clearCondor-9/16/2005
363Huh? Man I was surprised to see you here!<g> You should see the night skyTheBusDriver-9/16/2005
362One Find, Two Astronomers: An Ethical Brawl When a group of Spanish astronomersTimF-9/16/2005
361Poor eyesight and viewing deterioration. There is a very good article on this suCondor-9/6/2005
360Article for this Friday's conjunction between Jupiter and Venus: skyandteleJ.B.C.-8/30/2005
359editJ.B.C.-8/30/2005
358Here Come the Perseids! The late-night sky will be moonless for meteor watching Condor-8/11/2005
357Wow! ....if it's an accurate depiction. CCondor-8/2/2005
356Ice Lake on Mars space.comTimF-8/1/2005
355Going form bad to worse IMO They should continue the tradition of naming planetjrhana-7/31/2005
354Move over Quaoar, make room for <b>Xena</b>. Bigger than Pluto. RoCondor-7/31/2005
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