Fwd: Cassini Photo Op: Saturn Shines | The Right Tools for a Sungrazer | Carl Sagan Archive Opens

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Date: November 13, 2013 10:59:23 AM CST
To: Bobbygmartin1938@gmail.com
Subject: Cassini Photo Op:  Saturn Shines | The Right Tools for a Sungrazer | Carl Sagan Archive Opens
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Saturn, Earth Shine in Amazing New Photo by NASA Probe The new image from the Cassini spacecraft shows Saturn backlit by the sun, with Earth, Mars and Venus appearing as pale dots in the background.
Comet ISON Observing Tips: Choosing the Right Binoculars or Telescope A rundown of the best instruments for viewing incoming sungrazer Comet ISON, which could put on a great sky show next month if it survives its Nov. 28 close solar flyby.
	Carl Sagan Archive Opens at U.S. Library of Congress The Library of Congress opened its newest collection — called The Seth MacFarlane Collection of the Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan Archive — on Tuesday (Nov. 12).
	Mars Rover Curiosity Recovers from Software Glitch NASA's Curiosity rover has bounced back from a glitch that put the 1-ton robot into a protective "safe mode" for three days over the weekend.
	Space History Photo: Von Karman and JATO Team The JATO team watches as Dr. Theodore von Karman sketches out a plan.
	NASA's Next Mars Probe Set to Launch Monday MAVEN — NASA's next mission to Mars — is set to launch from Florida on Monday (Nov. 18). The new probe is expected to explore the Red Planet's atmosphere.
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