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LAST WEEK! Order Your 2112 Astronomy Yearbook and Receive... * A FREE Planisphere (portable star finder) * Two different Space bookmarks from the Kennedy Space Centre in the USA. * PLUS a FREE ‘How To Start Right In As
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Hubble Reveals New Class of Extrasolar Planet. Would Kevin Costner’s character in the movie “Waterworld” be at home on this exoplanet? The planet GJ 1214b was discovered in 2009 and was one of the first planets where an atmo
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