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Planck and Herschel Exclusive Interviews The Planck and Herschel spacecraft are scheduled to launch onboard the same Ariane 5 rocket on 16 April. To accompany a six page review featured in this month's issue of Astronomy Now on the science and logistics behind these two impressive missions, we get the lowdown from the scientists that have helped to plan, build and organise the mission, as well as those who will be processing the data as the results begin to flood in.
Emily Baldwin talks to three research groups about their proposals for Herschel observing time projects: Bill Dent on gas in protoplanetary systems
Suzane Madden and Maud Galametz on the interstellar medium and dwarf galaxies |
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2010 Yearbook Our latest 132-page Astronomy Now special edition is an extravaganza of astronomy for the year ahead, with a complete 30-page guide to observing the planets, moon, meteor showers, two solar eclipses, and the deep sky in 2010.Hubble Reborn
3D Universe
This special publication features the photography of British astro-imager Nik Szymanek and covers a range of photographic methods from basic to advanced. Beautiful pictures of the night sky can be obtained with a simple camera and tripod before tackling more difficult projects, such as guided astrophotography through the telescope and CCD imaging.Starry Night Explore the Universe with these new versions of the award-winning Starry Night Software. Available now from the Astronomy Now Store.Exploring Mars Astronomy Now is pleased to announce the publication of Exploring Mars. The very best images of Mars taken by orbiting spacecraft and NASA's Spirit and Opportunity rovers fill up the 98 glossy pages of this special edition!Mars rover poster This new poster features some of the best pictures from NASA's amazing Mars Exploration Rovers Spirit and Opportunity. |
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