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New observations of the Orion Nebula reveal a much busier star forming scene than previously considered.

Water level observing stations measure storm and severe weather conditions allowing development of accurate forecasts to support coastal public safety.

Ptolemy's geocentric astronomical system placed Earth at the center of the universe and he was considered the ultimate authority in astronomy for about 1400 years.

Experiments designed and completed in the application of the scientific method yield data and results that often result in valid scientific facts, theories or laws.

A new look at the Arches star cluster confirms it is the densest cluster of massive young stars known.

On its completion the Great Berlin Wheel will become the world's tallest Ferris wheel offering visitors to Berlin spectacular views across Germany's capital.

Studying English at university is a whole other ball game from high school English class. Here are study strategies for students beginning an English degree.

Owners of small telescopes often wonder what else they can view besides the Moon and planets. There is a lot to see up in the dark sky, if one knows where to look.

The beginning of winter is approaching along with many sparkling stars and constellations. These night sky objects are well worth the colder weather and fun to observe.

November is a great time to preview what's coming into view these next few months. The Hyades, The Pleiades, Orion and Andromeda will all dazzle this winter.