Past Scripts
Star Gazer : 12/04/2000 thru 12/10/2000
"The Holiday Star Gets Higher and Brighter!
and Using The Moon To Find The 2 Largest Planets"
Star Gazer : 12/11/2000 thru 12/17/2000
"The Eclipse Of The Sun On Christmas Day
and How To View It Safely"
Star Gazer : 12/18/2000 thru 12/24/2000
"Now 's The Time To Use
Your New Telescope and Binoculars
Because 3 Outrageously Wonderful Planets
Bring The Year 2000
To A Spectacular Sky Show End"
Star Gazer : 12/25/2000 thru 12/31/2000
"Ring In The New Year The Cosmic Way!
With The New Year's Eve Star
and Two Wonderful Planets"
Star Gazer : 11/06/2000 thru 11/12/2000
"The Leonid Meteor Shower and
The Full Moon Visits Two Planets and A Star"
Star Gazer : 11/13/2000 thru 11/19/2000
"A Turkey Isn't The Only Bird
You'll See For Thanksgiving"
Star Gazer : 11/20/2000 thru 11/26/2000
"Three Outrageously Wonderful Planets
For The Holiday Season,2000"
Star Gazer : 11/27/2000 thru 12/3/2000
"The Surest Sign of Winter and
Why The Shortest Day Of The Year
Doesn't Feel Like The Shortest Day Of The Year
"
Star Gazer : 10/02/2000 thru 10/08/2000
"The Milky Way At Its Very Best
In Early Evening October Skies"
Star Gazer : 10/09/2000 thru 10/15/2000
"The Planets Brighten and
Triskaidekaphobia Day!"
Star Gazer : 10/16/2000 thru 10/22/2000
"The Witching Hour and The Pleiades Hour
and The End of The World On Halloween!"
Star Gazer : 10/23/2000 thru 10/29/2000
"A Venus and Crescent Moon Sky Goody
and Say Farewell To Sagittarius"
Star Gazer : 10/30/2000 thru 11/05/2000
"The Farthest Thing In The Universe
You Can See With The Naked Eye"
Star Gazer : 9/04/2000 thru 9/10/2000
"The Nights of The Harvest Moon
and Mars and Regulus Meet"
Star Gazer : 9/11/2000 thru 9/17/2000
"This Year's Autumnal Equinox
and The Unusual Effect It Will Have On Drivers"
Star Gazer : 9/18/2000 thru 9/24/2000
"Moon and Planet Games For
The Last Week Of September"
Star Gazer : 9/25/2000 thru 10/01/2000
"The Summer Triangle
Gives Way To
The Autumn Square"
Star Gazer : 8/07/2000 thru 8/13/2000
"The One Hour Only Perseid
Comet Litter Meteor Shower"
Star Gazer : 8/14/2000 thru 8/20/2000
"Using The Moon To Find
Four Planets In Late Summer Skies"
Star Gazer : 8/21/2000 thru 8/27/2000
"A City Of Stars In Summer Skies"
Star Gazer : 8/28/2000 thru 9/3/2000
"Vega: The Brightest and Most Wonderful
Star Of The Summer Triangle"
Star Gazer : 7/03/2000 thru 7/09/2000
"Earth Farthest From The Sun This Week,
and The Two Largest Planets Light Up Morning
Skies"
Star Gazer : 7/10/2000 thru 7/16/2000
"It's Zubenelgenubi and Zubeneschamali Time
Once Again!"
Star Gazer : 7/17/2000 thru 7/23/2000
"A Pre Dawn Sky For The Last Week Of July!
Star Gazer : 7/24/2000 thru 7/30/2000
"Two Cat's Eyes In Summer Skies"
Star Gazer : 7/31/2000 thru 8/06/2000
"A Planet Named George and
How To Find It Next Week ... Maybe"
Star Gazer : 6/05/2000 thru 6/11/2000
"A Jupiter-Saturn Alert &
The Wonderful Full Moon of June"
Star Gazer : 6/12/2000 thru 6/18/2000
"Day Star Day : A Celebration of the Summer
Solstice
and The Star We Call Our Sun"
Star Gazer : 6/19/2000 thru 6/25/2000
"A Great Celestial Triangle Announces
The Beginning of Summer and Your Last Chance
To See Jupiter and Saturn This Close Until 2020"
Star Gazer : 6/26/2000 thru 7/2/2000
"A Special Sky For The 4th Of July "
Star Gazer : 5/01/2000 thru 5/07/2000
"How To Use The Moon To Find
The Lion, The Virgin and The Scorpion"
Star Gazer : 5/08/2000 thru 5/14/2000
"How To Measure Distances In The Sky
Using Just Your Fingers and
The Big Dipper"
Star Gazer : 5/15/2000 thru 5/21/2000
"Regulus and Denebola, The Heart and Tail
Of Leo The Lion"
Star Gazer : 5/22/2000 thru 5/28/2000
"There Are Only 2 Really Good Times
This Year To See Mercury and
Next Week Is One Of Them! "
Star Gazer : 5/29/2000 thru 6/04/2000
"The Closest Meeting Of
The Two Largest Planets For 20 Years! "
Star Gazer : 4/03/2000 thru 4/09/2000
"The Great Mars/Jupiter/Saturn Sky Show
Reaches Its Climax"
Star Gazer : 4/10/2000 thru 4/16/2000
"Using The Big Dipper
To Find Two Wonderful Stars!"
Star Gazer : 4/17/2000 thru 4/23/2000
"How To Time Travel Through The Big Dipper"
Star Gazer : 4/24/2000 thru 4/30/2000
"The Big Planetary Lineup Brou-Ha-Ha!
You Won't Even Get Your Feet Wet!"
Star Gazer #00-10 3/06/2000 thru 3/12/2000
"The Strange and Marvelous Reality of
The Brightest Star We See Most Often"
Star Gazer #00-11 3/13/2000 thru 3/19/2000
"Why Is Spring Called Spring?
and Other Tantalizing Tidbits About The Seasons"
Star Gazer #00-12 3/20/2000 thru 3/26/2000
"Low Lyin' Orion and The High Flyin' Lion"
Star Gazer #00-13 3/27/2000 thru 4/02/2000
"The Incredible Journey of
Mars, Jupiter and Saturn"
Star Gazer #00-06 2/7/2000 thru 2/13/2000
"A Great Big Red Star For Valentine's Day,
Slowly Beating Like A Giant Cosmic Heart"
Star Gazer #00-07 2/14/2000 thru 2/20/2000
"The Brightest Star In The Night Sky"
Star Gazer #00-08 2/21/2000 thru 2/27/2000
"The Venus Challenge"
Star Gazer #00-09 2/28/2000 thru 3/05/2000
"Getting Ready For A Great Meeting Of The
Planets"
Star Gazer #00-01 1/3/2000 thru 1/9/2000
"Earth Closest To The Sun This Week!
Four Naked Eye Planets and
A Lunar Eclipse Alert!"
Star Gazer #00-02 1/10/2000 thru 1/16/2000
"Get Ready For Next Week's Total Eclipse
of The Moon"
Star Gazer #00-03 1/17/2000 thru 1/23/2000
"A Lunar Eclipse Alert!
and A Journey To A Place Where Stars Are Born"
Star Gazer #00-04 1/24/2000 thru 1/30/2000
"A Ground Hog Day Sky Show Extravaganza!
Plus A Tiny Taste of Summer"
Star Gazer #00-05 1/31/2000 thru 2/6/2000
"The Moon Visits The Planets and
The Planets Prepare To Visit Each Other"
What is this image and where can I get it? http://www.stsci.edu/pubinfo/PR/95/44.html
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