Here's the inside scoop on the must-see celestial spectaculars of 2005
published online January 2, 2005
There is no way to know whether this summer’s movies will be worth seeing or if the fall television season will prove entertaining, but you can predict exactly what kind of performance the universe has in store. Here’s a sneak peek at the astronomical highlights of 2005. Happily, they rate a solid 3 1/2 stars.
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