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COVER STORY
The supernova next door
Eta Carinae's massive eruptions warn the superstar's explosive destruction may come sooner than suspected. FRANCIS REDDY
The first new world
When William Herschel discovered Uranus in 1781 - the first planet found since antiquity - he opened a frontier astronomers are still exploring. JULIE WAKEFIELD
Saturn's sweet surprises
New rings, long-lost spokes, and methane lakes highlight the Cassini spacecraft's latest discoveries at Saturn. RICHARD TALCOTT
Illustrated: Anatomy of a ringed planet
Saturn's beauty comes at a cost - and it's the moons that pay. FRANCIS REDDY
Explore forgotten Scorpius
To spice up your summer observing, zero in on these often overlooked deep-sky gems. STEVE COE
How I discovered digital astroimaging
An experienced skyshooter trades in film for pixels - and opens up a new world. JASON WARE
Rebirth of a classic: the Porter Garden Telescope
One of the last century's most-celebrated small telescopes is set to make a comeback. MIKE D. REYNOLDS
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