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Lina McDonald

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The Irregular Moon Systems of the Giant Planets

Each of our giant planets has a regular and an irregular systemof moons. Regular moons lie very clRead More >>

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Congratulations to Professor Ue-Li Pen who has been elected to the Royal Society of Canada!
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U of T’s Renée Hložek Elected to College of New Scholars
The University of Toronto’s Professor Renée Hložek has been elected to the prestigious College of New Scholars …Read More »
Emergency TA postings – Fall 2022
Applications due by August 18, 2022 Emergency TA postings have been made for AST101 (The Sun and Its …Read More »
Dr. Josh Speagle Joins the Department as Assistant Professor
Former Banting-Dunlap Fellow, Dr. Josh Speagle, joined the David A Dunlap Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics as an …Read More »

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