I think most of these are iPad apps, which I don't have, but I'd love to see some reviews of some of these apps to find out whether they're worth downloading or not.
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Make a Proportionally Correct Mini Hubble Space Telescope
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Sonic Boom from Possible Bolide in Last Night's Lyrids Meteor Shower
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Help NASA Write Code to Fix the International Space Station and You Could Win $10,000!
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NASA's Secret to Colorful Space Photos from Hubble (Plus How to Create Your Own)
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Important Astronomers:
Isaac Newton
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How To:
There's a Total Lunar Eclipse Monday Night—Here's How to Watch the "Blood Moon" Rising
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How To:
Chat with NASA Astronauts Live from the International Space Station on February 22nd
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How To:
This Cheap DIY Telescope Mount Makes You an Instant iPhone Astrophotographer
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How To:
How Old Are You on Mars and Venus? Learn How to Convert Earth-Years Across Our Solar System
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Important Astronomers:
Galileo Galilei
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News:
Images of the Moon, Saturn, and Venus from My New Telescope
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News:
Some Small Pics of the Partial Solar Eclipse
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News:
The Dance of the Hemispherical Water Droplets: Sound Waves in Space
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News:
Jupiter, Saturn and Moon conjunction
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News:
DIY Papercraft Models of the Planets
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Coming Soon:
World's Biggest Digital Camera and Its 3.2 Billion Pixel View of the Skies
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News:
5 Things You Didn't Know About Earth
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How To:
Help NASA Write Code to Fix the International Space Station and You Could Win $10,000!
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News:
Supermoon Pictures from Last Night
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News:
Sonic Boom from Possible Bolide in Last Night's Lyrids Meteor Shower
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How To:
Make a Proportionally Correct Mini Hubble Space Telescope
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Resources for Making Your Own Equipment
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Watch the First Human Skydive from Space—Faster Than the Speed of Sound
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Galactic Search Finds Exoplanets Are More Common Than Stars
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Whoa... a lot more than I expected!
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