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+39 The star went crazy: New Cassiopeia flared up again! Scientists don't know why...
+18 The star went crazy: New Cassiopeia flared up again! Scientists don't know why...
+8 The star went crazy: New Cassiopeia flared up again! Scientists don't know why...
+6 Partial lunar eclipse July 16, 2019
+5 How to find the North Star and Ursa Minor
+4 We observe the transit of the ISS against the background of the Moon!
+4 Looking at Venus through a telescope. Movement of Venus across the sky per day
+4 A new star has broken out in Perseus! New Perseus 2020: how it was discovered, how and why to observe it in the sky
+4 Partial solar eclipse January 6, 2019 (going to Magadan?)
+4 Partial solar eclipse January 6, 2019 (going to Magadan?)
+3 Partial solar eclipse January 6, 2019 (going to Magadan?)
+3 Partial solar eclipse January 6, 2019 (going to Magadan?)
+3 We make a personal astronomical calendar
+3 Festival "AstroFest-2018"
+3 Jupiter's apparent path across the sky in 2017
+3 Tangent occultation of Aldebaran by the Moon 16/08/2017
+3 The Leonids meteor shower is at its peak tonight!
+3 Watch Venus and Mercury! (until it's not too late)
+3 How to find the North Star and Ursa Minor
+3 Quadrantids Meteor Shower - 2020
+3 Comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) in noctilucent clouds
+2 Great Orion Nebula
+2 When you wait for clear weather to watch the starry sky
+2 This is what an Iridium flash looks like in the sky
+2 Deceived expectations from the purchase of a telescope
+2 We observe the transit of the ISS against the background of the Moon!
+2 Astronomical calendar: February 2021
+2 Parade of planets July 4, 2020: fake or true?
+2 Comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) in noctilucent clouds
+2 Looking at Venus through a telescope. Movement of Venus across the sky per day
+2 Jupiter's apparent path across the sky in 2017
+2 How to see the International Space Station? How is the ISS visible to the naked eye?
+2 [Astro Test Drive] Sky-Watcher 130PDS Telescope
+2 We make a personal astronomical calendar
+2 We make a personal astronomical calendar
+2 Academician M.Ya.Marov on popularization of science, degradation of education and exoplanets
+2 Legendary Solar Telescope Coronado PST
+1 Roskosmos under Rogozin
+1 The maximum of the legendary Leonid meteor shower is coming!
+1 Watching the ISS in the background of the moon
+1 Academician M.Ya.Marov on popularization of science, degradation of education and exoplanets
+1 The brightest deep sky objects for beginners. Discovering deep space
+1 The brightest deep sky objects for beginners. Discovering deep space
+1 Everyday life of an astrologer #49. I am looking for a Mayak satellite. Try number one
+1 When I gaped and almost missed the flash of Iridium ..))
+1 Everyday life of an astrologer #47. Lyrids, Aurora, Dead Comet and the Milky Way
+1 Scarface, or Today's Sun
+1 Does anyone here love poetry?
+1 [Astro Test Drive] Sky-Watcher 130PDS Telescope
+1 [Astro test drive] Veber PolarStar 900/114 eq telescope review
+1 What is the great opposition of Mars? Astronomy for beginners
+1 Vologda contrasts
+1 Moon, Jupiter and Venus in the morning sky March 2, 2019
+1 Everyday life of Astrologer #43. Bravery and stupidity
+1 How to see the International Space Station? How is the ISS visible to the naked eye?
+1 Everyday life of an astrologer #82. Photographed the Owl Nebula and the M108 galaxy in Ursa Major
+1 On the morning of July 5, the Juno mission will reach Jupiter
+1 Watch the Geminids!
+1 Polish holidays
+1 Polish holidays
+1 Watching the ISS and Soyuz MS-13 before docking
+1 Equinox and Solstice
+1 Partial lunar eclipse July 16, 2019
+1 Lyrid meteor shower. What to expect in 2020?
+1 We accidentally saw the aurora on the night of September 23-24
+1 Black hole in an amateur telescope? We observe the object Swan X-1
+1 Live tour of the starry sky
+1 Live tour of the starry sky
+1 The brightness of the stars in the sky. Magnitudes
+1 A new star has broken out in Perseus! New Perseus 2020: how it was discovered, how and why to observe it in the sky
+1 Watch Venus and Mercury! (until it's not too late)
+1 Astronomical calendar: February 2021
+1 Deceived expectations from the purchase of a telescope
+1 Where is the polar star?
+1 Glowing dots in the sky?
+1 Lunar eclipse May 26, 2021.
+1 Astronomical calendar: December 2021
+1 We observe Comet Leonard in 30-degree frost. Motion of Comet C/2021 A1 (Leonard) among the stars
+1 ISS transit on Jupiter and Saturn in one night!
+1 And here we have a glow
+1 Russian observatories: 300 years in 3 minutes
+1 Russian observatories: 300 years in 3 minutes
+1 Russian observatories: 300 years in 3 minutes
+1 Russian observatories: 300 years in 3 minutes
+1 This is what an Iridium flash looks like in the sky
+1 Astronomical calendar: May 2020
+1 We observe geostationary satellites. How to find geostationary stations in the sky using photography
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