Hi, I'm new and such. :) I'd really like to subscribe to an astronomy/space exploration magazine, but I'm not sure which one I should choose. I'm leaning toward Sky & Telescope but I'm also considering Astronomy magazine. Can anyone make any personal recommendations? Thanks!

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Early call for Speakers for “BCC Space&Astronomy Lecture Series” Fall 2010 – Spring 2011 The “BCC Space & Astronomy Lecture Series” is looking for speakers for the next set of events. Do you have an interesting subject or know of somebody who would be appropriate?  If so, please submit the following details to Dr. Terenzi using

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