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Astronomy Today
- Land Heavier Payloads on Mars. Aim for the Ground and Then Pull up at the Last Moment
  A team of researchers has devised a new strategy for landing heavier craft on Mars, which could allow for crewed missions to the Red Planet. The post Land Heavier Payloads on Mars. Aim for the Ground and Then Pull up at the Last Moment appeared first on Universe Today.
  Matt Williams
- We Hate Long Goodbyes, But Opportunity has Earned One
  NASA’s Opportunity rover has reached the end of its life. Initially designed to last 90 days, and to travel only 1000 meters (1100 yards), the rover spent almost 15 years exploring the surface of Mars. During that time, it travelled more than 45 kilometers (28 miles.) The last signal from Opportunity was on June 10th, […]
  Evan Gough
- Mars One, the Plan to Make a Reality Show on Mars, is Bankrupt
  According to multiple sources, Mars One - the organization intent on crowdsourcing the colonization of Mars - is apparently bankrupt. The post Mars One, the Plan to Make a Reality Show on Mars, is Bankrupt appeared first on Universe Today.
  Matt Williams

Sky & Telescope
- This Week’s Sky at a Glance, February 15 – 23
  The Moon is in the feet of Gemini this evening. Castor and Pollux are to its left, Procyon is to its lower left, and Orion is to its lower right. The post This Week’s Sky at a Glance, February 15 – 23 appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
  Alan MacRobert
- SLNASA – Sri Lanka Neoteric Astronomy and Science Association
  NAME SLNASA – Sri Lanka Neoteric Astronomy and Science Association ADDRESS No.2279, Stage III Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka 50000 CONTACT Mr. R.M.Yasas Pamudu Rathnayake (Founder & CEO) PHONE +9471 791 7638 EMAIL slnasaofficial@gmail.com URL https://slnasa.wordpress.com/ NUMBER OF MEMBERS 1,000 OTHER INFORMATION We are Sri Lankan Neoteric Astronomy and Science Association. We were founded on December […]
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- Astro-Imaging: Stretching the Truth
  There's more than one way to stretch your data . . . and the truth. The post Astro-Imaging: Stretching the Truth appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
  Richard S. Wright Jr.
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