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  1. News: Cosmic slot machine matches galaxy collisions, http://bit.ly/5SCmXb
  2. Editor David J. Eicher shares a few observing targets for your weekend: http://bit.ly/8z42Ca
  3. This week's observing podcast features Mira, the Owl Cluster, and the Little Spindle Galaxy, http://bit.ly/2YyGUp
  4. Remember! Order a special issue and you'll be entered to win an autographed copy of #TMBG's "Here Comes Science," http://bit.ly/3O74gi tmbg
  5. Videos 3, 4, and 5 of our conversation with They Might Be Giants about CD/DVD "Here Comes Science," are now up, http://bit.ly/1pBi4M #tmbg
  6. All you need for tonight's Leonid meteor shower — podcast, video, sky maps, interactive star chart, http://bit.ly/3Mlnkd. Clear skies!
  7. We've added a new section to Astronomy.com called "Astronomy Myths" to debunk popular "cosmic legends" http://bit.ly/4DFBA1
  8. We hope you enjoyed the total access weekend on Astronomy.com. What were your favorite parts of the site?
  9. Read complete collections of Bob Berman, Glenn Chaple, David Levy, Stephen James O’Meara, and Phil Harrington columns, http://bit.ly/2eMl4m
  10. Our Equipment Review Database includes reviews, roundups, & buyers guides on 200+ telescopes, eyepieces, cameras, etc. http://bit.ly/1mjAy9
  11. Locate planets, constellations, galaxies, etc. in your night sky with our interactive star chart, StarDome Plus, http://bit.ly/2cBi0h
  12. Curtain up on free, all-access weekend on Astronomy.com! http://bit.ly/R5J4M -- RT plz
  13. More information about Astronomy.com's free preview, total-access weekend, http://bit.ly/R5J4M.
  14. Blog: NASA program next week will let students hear firsthand accounts from people who made the lunar landing possible, http://bit.ly/3ZUobG
  15. News: Swift, XMM-Newton satellites tune in to a middleweight black hole, http://bit.ly/2oJGey
  16. Part Two of our conversation with They Might Be Giants' John Linnell about the band's Here Comes Science CD/DVD, http://bit.ly/1Urug8 #tmbg
  17. Wow. Check out this image of the North America and Pelican Nebulae in our Online Reader Gallery. Absolutely stunning. http://bit.ly/3fKUrK
  18. Mark your calendars: Free, total-access weekend on Astronomy.com begins 11/13 @ noon Central. More details & suggested site targets to come.
  19. Part Two of Senior Editor Michael Bakich's Advanced Imaging Conference 2009 recap — videos included! http://bit.ly/3aZq1S
  20. Part One of Senior Editor Michael Bakich's Advanced Imaging Conference 2009 recap — videos included! http://bit.ly/3d7AsI