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Astronomy Today
- Twelve New Moons Discovered Around Jupiter, and One of Them is Pretty Odd!
  A new study led by Scott S. Sheppard has discovered 12 more moons around Jupiter, which could scientists a great deal about the history of the Solar System. The post Twelve New Moons Discovered Around Jupiter, and One of Them is Pretty Odd! appeared first on Universe Today.
  Matt Williams
- Carnival of Space #570
  This week’s Carnival of Space is hosted by Brian Wang at his Next Big Future blog. Click here to read Carnival of Space #570 And if you’re interested in looking back, here’s an archive to all the past Carnivals of Space. If you’ve got a space-related blog, you should really join the carnival. Just email an entry […]
  Susie Murph
- NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope will Inspect the Atmospheres of Distant Gas Giants
  When the James Webb Space Telescope is deployed, it will study and characterize the atmospheres of gas giants, with the eventual goal of focusing on potentially-habitable exoplanets. The post NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope will Inspect the Atmospheres of Distant Gas Giants appeared first on Universe Today.
  Matt Williams

Sky & Telescope
- When Giant Planets Orbit Evolved Stars
  A new study explores the impacts of stars that age past the main sequence and evolve into red giants on the planets orbiting around them by looking at the orbits of gas giants closely circling evolved stars. The post When Giant Planets Orbit Evolved Stars appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
  AAS Nova
- This Week’s Sky at a Glance, July 20 – 28
  Comet PanSTARRS, C/2017 S3, has unexpectedly brightened to about 8th magnitude. It awaits your scope, or maybe even big binoculars, up in the northeastern sky before the beginning of dawn. See Bob King's article and finder charts: PanSTARRS Comet, Rocked by Outburst, Goes Green . Friday, July 20 • The waxing gibbous Moon shines […]
  Alan MacRobert
- 60-Second Astro News: Must-See Images of the Week
  Catch up on this week in astronomy news with a trio of images: a pair of near-Earth asteroid twins, ground-based views that beat Hubble's, and the tumultuous galactic center. The post 60-Second Astro News: Must-See Images of the Week appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
  Monica Young
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