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The latest news and stories from Astronomy Magazine

Black holes are the rhythm at the heart of galaxies
Recent finding helps to explain a decades-long paradox of the existence of large amounts of warm gas around certain galaxies.
Gamma-ray evidence suggests ancient Mars had oceans
Using Odyssey's Gamma Ray Spectrometer, scientists are discovering a liquid past on the Red Planet.
XMM-Newton and Integral find clues on magnetic powerhouses
This is the first time the orbiters tested the physical processes of magnetars.

Zula Patrol Science Kits

Zula Patrol Backyard Explorer Kit

This kit puts kids’ backyards under a Zula microscope. Activities include constructing a
sundial and worm hotel and making rocks. Zula Patrol Backyard Explorer Kit

Zula Patrol Astronaut Training Kit

Children will learn to live, train and eat like an astronaut. This kit includes everything needed to design a rocket and make it fly. Zula Patrol Astronaut Training Kit

Zula Patrol Galaxy Explorer Kit

Kids will witness a comet shower, explore the moon and create and register their own
constellation. The Zula Patrol will help children learn about the galaxy with their own
telescope and field journal. Galaxy Explorer Kit

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A Spider has Gone Missing on the Space Station
Wednesday, 19 November 2008 14:20
Spiders are welcome guests, though one of them is missing. Flight director Ginger Kerrick says they are looking for him. "The way it was explained to me is that he is a backup spider and he has his own contained space on board and he had moved out of that area. We think he came out of his bedroom and is in the living room of his house."

2,900-Year-Old Gravestone Reveals Ancient Belief System
Wednesday, 19 November 2008 14:20
A 2,900-year-old gravestone from the ancient kingdom of Sam'al, located in what is today southeastern Turkey, has shed light on an ancient religious belief heretofore unknown. The gravestone, called a stele, is in nearly pristine condition and archaeologists were able to translate all the writing on it.

Obama vows 'new chapter' on climate change at Schwarzenegger
Wednesday, 19 November 2008 10:50
Barack Obama today renewed his promise to make a decisive break with George Bush on the environment, using a summit convened by Arnold Schwarzenegger to promise a "new chapter in America's leadership on climate change".The video appearance by Obama confirmed Schwarzenegger's role as a global leader on climate change.