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Win a Copy of The Year in Space: 2013 Calendar

Every year, Steve Cariddi releases the wonderful Year in Space Calendar, and the new edition for 2013 is even better, with amazing pictures, cool history and handy space facts for the upcoming year.

Seriously, this calendar is beautiful. There are more than 100 gorgeous photos of space, Moon phases for every day, daily space facts and historical references. And the calendar is huge, much larger than a traditional wall calendar.

Every month you’ll see:
– An in-depth exploration of human space flight, planetary exploration, or deep sky wonders
– Multiple images and detailed captions
– A mini-biography of famous astronomer, scientist, or astronaut related to the topic
– Background info and fun facts
– A sky summary of where to find naked-eye planets
– Space history dates
– Major holidays (U.S. and Canada)
– Daily Moon phases graphically displayed

And thanks to the folks at Year in Space, we’ve got 5 copies of The Year in Space: 2013 Calendar to give away to Universe Today readers – a $12.95 value.

In order to be entered into the draw, just put your email address into the box below before Friday, November 30th, 2012. We’ll send you a confirmation email, so you’ll need to click that to be entered into the draw.

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We’re only going to use these email addresses for Universe Today giveaways/contests and announcements. We won’t be using them for any other purpose, and we definitely won’t be selling the addresses to anyone else. Once you’re on the giveaway notification list, you’ll be able to unsubscribe any time you like.

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Fraser Cain is the publisher of Universe Today. He's also the co-host of Astronomy Cast with Dr. Pamela Gay. Here's a link to my Mastodon account.

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