This Week’s Sky at a Glance, June 26 – July 4 – Sky & Telescope
FRIDAY, JUNE 26 ■ The Moon, almost first quarter, shines in the dim hind feet
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ESERO France takes off to support and inspire STEM education
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How an Advanced Civilization Could Exploit a Black Hole for Nearly Limitless Energy
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