| | November 29 Another Tabby's Star? | | | |
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| | | Remember Tabby's Star? It periodically dims in a mysterious way. For awhile, astronomers thought it might have an alien-built Dyson sphere around it, but that now looks unlikely. And now … they've found another mysteriously dimming star. | | | | Astronomy beyond sight | | Breathtaking space images inspire us. But what if you couldn't see them? Amelia Ortiz-Gil explains how tactile models of the constellations, moon and planets can give people - blind or sighted - a better appreciation of the universe. Read more. | | | | | | | |
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| | | Tonight … Moon in Leo | The moon has now passed Leo's brightest star, Regulus, and appears closer to the Tail of Leo on November 29. | | | | |
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| | Meet ESA's SpaceBok robot | The walking and hopping SpaceBok robot is being tested now in ESA's Mars Yard, in the Netherlands. Someday these little robots might help explore the moon or Mars. Read more. | | |
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