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Photo: Omega Centauri cluster at new Angell Planetarium Dec. 13
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The star cluster Omega Centauri, photographed in Chile with U-M's Curtis-Schmidt telescope, can be viewed in the Angell Hall Planetarium, which presents its last "Tuesdays at the Planetarium" show at 5 and 6 p.m. Dec. 13 in the Astronomy Department's new planetarium in Angell Hall, Room 3118. (Photo by Patrick Seitzer) |
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