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Pluto of course

Welcome back Stargazers!  These next two blogs will focus on the last “planet” in our Solar System…. yes, we’ve finally come to meet and learn about Pluto, the dwarf and ninth planet known for its icy composition, five moons and unique orbit around the Sun!  Pluto was discovered in 1930 by Clyde Tombaugh, an American astronomer at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff,

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UR-un-us

New pronunciation and new information on Uranus Welcome back Stargazers!    July 13, 2026  Uranus  ED Hope everyone enjoyed the spectacular moon display over the 4th of July weekend.    We’re going to look into the wonders of Uranus this week.  As the seventh planet from the Sun and the third largest by diameter in the Solar System, Uranus is a unique

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Significant changes

Welcome back Stargazers: The next few weeks will bring significant changes as we enter intensive communications during the Scorpio season – while unearthing buried truths. At this same time, the Mercury retrograde period (Nov. 9–28) can cause delays, missed appointments, garbled phone messages and more. But for now, welcome to Halloween and limited celestial activity

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