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Apollo 8: The Greatest Voyage
Fifty years ago, humans reached another world for the very first time. Randy Attwood
Visitors From Beyond
Interstellar travel may be generations away, but the ability to access other solar systems is already within reach. Ivan Semeniuk
Book Reviews: Two for the Show
A pair of exquisite picture books with holiday gift possibilities. Gary Seronik
Guest Editorial: Me and the RASC
Half a century ago, my mind was light-years from school. The RASC rescued me. Ken Hewitt-White
Exploring the Night Sky: The Year’s Best Meteor Shower and a Binocular Comet
In mid-December, skywatchers are treated to an icy visitor with naked-eye potential and a fine Geminid display. Alan Dyer
The Binocular Sky: Andromeda’s Crown Jewel
The finest binocular galaxy awaits on late-autumn evenings. Gary Seronik
Scoping the Sky: A Tiny Dragon in Eastern Perseus
The star cluster NGC1582 shows well in almost any backyard telescope. Ken Hewitt-White
Capturing the Universe: Get Close With a Long Lens
Recording detailed deep-sky astrophotos requires a boost in focal length. Tony Puerzer
On the Moon: How Old Is That Crater?
As familiar as the Moon may seem, astronomers still struggle with the basics. Gary Seronik
Constellation Corner: Triangulum
Although small and dim, Triangulum shone brightly in the star lore of several ancient civilizations. Ken Hewitt-White
Plus: Sky News Briefs, Editor’s Report, Parting Shot and much more!
