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This post lists 15 constellations named after people, from mythic figures like Orion and Andromeda to historical namesakes. For each entry you’ll find who is represented, the origin or person who named it, and visibility by hemisphere and peak months. Discover the stories behind these star patterns and get practical tips for locating them on clear nights.

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Explore 10 decisive ways cosmic inflation shaped the universe — from magnifying quantum fluctuations into the seeds of galaxies to imprinting the cosmic microwave background. This hub links to detailed posts on each mechanism, observations, and what they mean for modern cosmology.

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This post lists 20 notable Italian Astronomers, from Renaissance pioneers like Galileo Galilei to modern astrophysicists. Each entry includes lifespan (YYYY–YYYY), primary affiliation, and main contribution, highlighting discoveries, observatory work, and theoretical advances—perfect for students, educators, and anyone curious about Italy’s rich astronomical heritage.

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Explore eight fascinating facts about pulsars — the rapidly spinning neutron stars that beam radio and high-energy light. This hub post summarizes each key fact and links to in-depth articles on pulsar discovery, timing, emission mechanisms, and their role in testing physics, making it an ideal starting point for curious readers.

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This post compiles the complete list of Astronauts Born in August, detailing six notable spacefarers with their birthdates (YYYY-MM-DD), countries, and missions. Perfect for space enthusiasts and researchers, it offers concise profiles and mission highlights so you can quickly learn who shares an August birthday and what they achieved in orbit. Read on for full details.

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This hub post, “8 Reasons to Explore Mars,” outlines the top scientific, economic, technological, and cultural motivations for Mars exploration. Each reason links to a detailed article in our Mars series — from astrobiology and resource potential to human survival and inspiration. Discover why Mars matters and follow the in-depth posts to learn more.

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Explore the pioneers and teachers who reached for the stars in Astronauts from New Hampshire. This post profiles New Hampshire–born and raised spacefarers — from Alan Shepard’s historic flights to Christa McAuliffe’s enduring legacy — detailing their NASA selection years, missions, and local ties to celebrate the state’s role in U.S. space history.

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Explore ten of the strangest things found on Mars — from odd rock formations and mysterious bright spots to fossil-like imprints and metallic debris. This hub collects photo-driven writeups and links to full deep-dive posts, giving context, scientific perspectives, and clear explanations to separate real discoveries from speculation.