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The BA Year That Was
Bright Comet Lovejoy Rings in the New Year!
Pope Francis to Earth’s Catholics: Take Action on Global Warming
An Accidental Eclipse From 700 Million Kilometers Away
A Tiny, Faint, Ancient Neighbor
The Orbital Perspective
No, a Planetary Alignment on Jan. 4, 2015, Won’t Decrease Gravity
Follow-Up: Celebrities, Science, and Anti-Science  
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, an Astrophysically Correct Book and Song Are Now What You Are
So a Galaxy Walks Into a Bar ...
Today the Sun Stands Still
Detecting an Exoplanet … Without a Telescope
The Horsehead and the Flame
Science, Celebrities, and the Perils of Promotion
Peninsular
Scientists Discover 38 Percent of the Earth
Dark Sky in Canarias
Hour by Hour, the Phases of the Moon for the Entire Year of 2015
Meteor Not?
50 Shades of 67/P
Comical Immunity
A Rain of (Teeny) Asteroids
Opting Your Kid Out of Vaccination? That’s Sickening.
Fix’d in Heaven’s Air
An Island Makes Waves in the Sky
10 Things You Need to Know to Watch the Geminid Meteors This Weekend
No, That’s Not a Real Photo of an Aurora From Space
Is Earth’s Water Locally Sourced?
Global Warming: It’s OK to Be Smart About It
Stormscapes2: Stormier
No, Asteroid 2014 UR 116 Is Not Going to Hit the Earth
An Excellent Start: GOP Congressman Chris Gibson and Climate Change
Orion Is the Spaceship We Want. But Is It the Spaceship We Need?
NASA Takes One Small Step Back Into Space
Soaring: Lights Over Norway
Dawn Sees Ceres!
OK, Let’s Try This Again
M83, Writ Very, Very Large
Watch Orion Rise
The Art of Science
New Report Confirms Antarctica Is Melting Away as We Watch, Faster Every Year
Was Colbert Colberted by Corbett?
Hayabusa 2 Set to Launch Tonight
On Dec. 4, Orion Will Rise
So You Wanna Buy a Telescope for the Holidays. Here’s What You Should Do.