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Saturn at opposition with Venus and Jupiter

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imageSaturn appears as an extra 'claw' of Scorpius as they rise together in the east.Alex Cherney/MV, CC BY-NC

Saturn is the most distant planet that can be seen with the naked eye and this weekend brings it closest to Earth for 2015. Seen as a small star, with a steady light and a slightly yellow-tinge, the planet is currently rising in the east as the...

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How same-sex marriage will protect children's rights

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imageA family is a family.from www.shutterstock.com

In Ireland’s debate over whether to vote to allow same-sex marriage, children’s rights have surfaced repeatedly. Many advocates of the No side claim a child’s right to a mother and father will be violated by granting same sex couples the right to marry.

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