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November 26, 2013 Feature Story Kent Ford & Vera Rubin's Image Tube Spectrograph named in Smithsonian's "101 Objects that Made America"
October 01, 2013 Feature Story How old is the moon? About 100 Million Years Younger Than We Once Thought