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This post lists all 12 known Black Holes in the Milky Way, detailing type, mass (M☉), and distance (ly) for each entry. Explore key objects like Sagittarius A* and nearby stellar black holes with concise, data-driven summaries and links for further reading.

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Explore the complete list of observatories in Michigan, from historic domes and university facilities to community stargazing sites across the state. This guide includes locations, telescope types, visiting hours, public programs, and practical tips to help amateur astronomers, educators, and travelers plan memorable night-sky experiences in Michigan.

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An up-to-date, comprehensive directory of Planetariums in Washington, this post lists facilities statewide with addresses, show schedules, admission info, accessibility notes, and tips for families and educators. Whether you’re planning a night of stargazing or a school field trip, find the planetarium nearest you and practical planning details to make your visit smooth.

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Explore eight compelling reasons to study the Kuiper Belt, the icy region beyond Neptune. This hub post outlines how Kuiper Belt research reveals solar system origins, hosts dwarf planets, informs planetary defense, and fuels future exploration and resource prospects — with links to deep-dive articles on each reason.

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Explore the 10 Most Famous Meteorites in this illustrated hub post—each entry links to a full profile detailing discovery, composition, scientific significance, and museum locations. Ideal for space enthusiasts, educators, and travelers curious about the iconic specimens that changed our view of the solar system.

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This List of Wolf-Rayet Stars offers a clear, curated overview of these hot, massive, evolved stars known for powerful stellar winds and unique emission spectra. Learn about classifications, notable examples like WR 104, and why Wolf-Rayet stars matter to stellar evolution and supernova progenitors—an essential reference for students, amateur astronomers, and researchers.

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A curated hub exploring the 10 most bizarre exoplanets scientists can’t explain. This post summarizes each planet’s strangest traits—odd orbits, extreme climates, rogue wanderers, and puzzling signals—and links to detailed deep-dive articles for readers who want images, data, and expert analysis.

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Explore the 10 Most Spectacular Star Clusters visible from Earth, from the dazzling Pleiades and Hyades to the massive Omega Centauri and Messier 13. This hub post links to in-depth articles with observing tips, best seasons, and astrophotography advice—perfect for amateur astronomers and photographers seeking the most stunning clusters to observe and capture.

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Explore ’10 Ways Gravity Affects Everything in Space’, a hub that breaks down how gravity shapes orbits, planet and star formation, tidal forces, black hole lensing, gravitational waves, and large-scale cosmic structure. Each numbered item links to a deeper article so readers can dive into orbital mechanics, galaxy dynamics, relativity, and the latest astrophysics research – ideal for curious readers and students.

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Explore a concise List of Observatories in Connecticut, with locations, coordinates, and public access details. Use this guide to find historic university domes and public stargazing sites for visits or research.