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Pluto Revealed
After a decade-long voyage to the rim of the solar system, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft gathers the first close-ups of Pluto and its large moon Charon. Ivan Semeniuk
Product Review: Nikon D810A
Nikon’s first full-frame DSLR for astro-imaging is loaded with special features. We field-test it for SkyNews readers. Malcolm Park
Editor’s Report: New Canadian Observatory’s First Colour Photo
The Trottier Observatory at the Simon Fraser University Burnaby Campus is off to a fine start with a superb galaxy portrait and a full slate of public viewing. Terence Dickinson
Northern Nights: Postcards From Pluto
Classical planet? Dwarf planet? King of the Kuiper belt? Call it what you will, Pluto has worldly attributes after all. Ken Hewitt-White
Exploring the Night Sky: Conjunctions and a Comet at Dawn
Circle November 7 and December 7 on your celestial calendar for impressive sights in the dawn sky. Alan Dyer
On the Moon: A Visit to Mare Humorum
This overlooked lunar ‘sea’ features a host of remarkable sights. Gary Seronik
Scoping The Sky: Taking Stock In Cassiopeia
Near the famous Double Cluster in Perseus is an often-overlooked celestial attraction. Ken Hewitt-White
Wilderness Astronomer: Eastern Ontario’s Inland ‘Dark Sky Peninsula’
Near Kingston and Napanee in Ontario, Highway 401 — the main corridor across Canada’s most populous province — comes close to a region of very dark skies. Peter McMahon
Constellation Corner: Perseus
Home of a celestial Samaritan and dazzling sky objects, the constellation Perseus lures us in for a closer look Ken Hewitt-White
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