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WorldWide Telescope puts the universe on your PC Camera icon

Andy Smith CNET News.com

Published: 20 May 2008 12:54 BST

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To get started, you can click on thumbnail images of your choice — including planets, moons, and galaxies — and your telescope will automatically search the sky on your screen to find their location. You can then zoom in for more details.

Poor little Pluto gets to stand with the planets, even though it isn't one anymore.

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