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WASHINGTON (AP) -- (December 31, 1998) When the full moon
takes its place in tomorrow night's sky it will begin an unusual series of
full moons not seen in more than eight decades. There will be two full moons
in January, none in February, and two again in March. That last occurred
in 1915, according to the US Naval Observatory. The moon's cycle varies from
29.2 days to 29.9 days, averaging 29.53.
American
Astronomical Society www.aas.org
Astronomy
Picture of the Day
antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Astronomy
Sight
www.astronomysight.com
Astrology
World
www.astrology-world.com
Astrology
Atlas & Free Charts
www.astro.com/atlas
Earth &
Sky Magazine
www.earthsky.com
Eclipse
www.exploratorium.edu/eclipse
MIR Space
Station Location
liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/temp/mir_loc.html
Comet
Observation Page
encke.jpl.nasa.gov
Cosmic
Society of Paranormal Investigation
www.cosmicsociety.com
Deep Sky
Astronomy
user.icx.net/~ngc457
Lunar
Prospector
lunar.arc.nasa.gov
SETI Search
for Extraterrestrial Life
www.bigscience.com/setiathome.html
Peoria
Astronomical Society
www.astronomical.org
Izzy's
Starlog
darkstar.swsc.k12.ar.us/~kwhite/skylog.html
Space &
Planetary www.nss.org/space
Sputnik
www.foxnews.com/scitech/features/sputnik
Weather
Office www.weatheroffice.com
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