Stargazers:100 Years of the Lowell Observatory
Ned Judge
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"In the 1890s, astronomer Percival Lowell created a public sensation by declaring that strange markings on Mars were created by an advanced civilization. While that theory has been laid to rest, other discoveries made at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, continue to reshape our view of the universe: It was here that Scientist first discovered Pluto, refined the big bang theory and mapped our moon for the Apollo missions. Join the Discovery Channel as 'Stargazers' celebrates 100 years of scientific exploration at the Lowell Observatory."
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- Ned Judge
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- English
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