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1. Comic Strip Mike Lester Mike du Jour 2017-07-20 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Mike Lester
Comic/Cartoon: Mike du Jour
Viewable Date: 2017-07-20 Pub. Date: 2017-07-20
Image Number: 160348
Caption: Sir, there is no possible way a "backyard astronomer" … could see a black hole on a home telescope … NASA. Well somebody sounds a little jealous.
     
2. Comic Strip Darrin Bell Rudy Park 2017-05-13 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon: Rudy Park
Viewable Date: 2017-05-13 Pub. Date: 2017-05-13
Image Number: 157824
Caption: Any news on that star that might have a Dyson sphere around it? Nothing new. I mean, they discovered the star's probably been dimming ever since 1890, which could lend credence to the notion an alien race has been building a Dyson sphere. By they discovered that a few months ago. There's been nothing since then, so ... whatever. Must be nothing there. They should do a study to see how long it takes your attention span to dim. What? Why? What're we talking about?
     
3. Comic Strip Bob Thaves Tom Thaves Frank and Ernest 2017-04-02 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon: Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date: 2017-04-02 Pub. Date: 2017-04-02
Image Number: 156939
Caption: Tax Preparer. I'm working on my client's tax returns. Mars, being the "red planet," is claiming a business operating loss. Jupiter, with all those moons, takes deductions for almost 70 dependents. And earth has no new nations this year ... so no "capitol gains" to declare. Did Mercury lower his taxes? Yeah, he's eligible for a huge solar energy tax credit!
     
4. Comic Strip Bruce Tinsley Mallard Fillmore 2017-04-02 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Bruce Tinsley
Comic/Cartoon: Mallard Fillmore
Viewable Date: 2017-04-02 Pub. Date: 2017-04-02
Image Number: 155738
Caption: Astronomers have discovered seven new earth-size planets … that could possibly contain water and temperate climates, leading to hope that they could support … potential Democratic voters, if they can find a way to bring them here.
     
5. Comic Strip Darrin Bell Rudy Park 2017-03-26 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon: Rudy Park
Viewable Date: 2017-03-26 Pub. Date: 2017-03-26
Image Number: 156383
Caption: "They found seven earth-like planets, Randy. Amazing time, little buddy. And they're all in the same star system. Are you thinking what I'm thinking? Almost certainly not. I'm thinking it's no coincidence there are seven earthlike worlds in that system, and seven continents on earth. Stop! I don't want to hear any crazy conspiracy theories! Not everything is connected! Get over it, loser! I always thought it was fishy that both the first Jewish menorah and the Kwanzaa kinara have seven candles. We should have our own astronomy show. STOP!!! Come to think of it, I once dated seven sisters from Caracas, which has seven letters. Coincidence??? "
     
6. Comic Strip Bob Thaves Tom Thaves Frank and Ernest 2017-03-10 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon: Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date: 2017-03-10 Pub. Date: 2017-03-10
Image Number: 156096
Caption: Ernie has a theory that stars are just holes in a vast expanse of ink.
     
7. Comic Strip Darrin Bell Candorville 2017-02-25 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon: Candorville
Viewable Date: 2017-02-25 Pub. Date: 2017-02-25
Image Number: 154806
Caption: That astronomer Neil Degrasse Tyson admitted he was wrong about those deflated footballs the Patriots used two years ago. That's proof that the so-called "global warming" thing is a big fat hoax. You're saying that if someone's wrong about one thing. They must have been wrong about anything they've ever said? Hypothetically. I wouldn't know, since I've never been wrong. The Jungle.
     
8. Comic Strip Hilary Price Rhymes with Orange 2017-02-04 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Hilary Price
Comic/Cartoon: Rhymes with Orange
Viewable Date: 2017-02-04 Pub. Date: 2017-02-04
Image Number: 153815
Caption: The Lab. I can see seven light-years away just fine, but I need my readers for anything closer.
     
9. Comic Strip Darrin Bell Rudy Park 2017-01-28 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon: Rudy Park
Viewable Date: 2017-01-28 Pub. Date: 2017-01-28
Image Number: 153712
Caption: I just edited your Wikipedia entry. Whoopty doo. Tap tap tap tap tap. You'll be happy to know you are no longer the last of your kind, Sadie. Astronomers have discovered another supermassive black hole that expels nearly as much hot air as you do. You're now listed under "oppressive objects that burp out galactic gas." I will exact revenge at a time and place of my choosing.
     
10. Comic Strip Bob Thaves Tom Thaves Frank and Ernest 2017-01-20 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon: Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date: 2017-01-20 Pub. Date: 2017-01-20
Image Number: 154444
Caption: NOVA. Don't worry --- The "vacuum of space" is not that kind of vacuum.
     
11. Comic Strip Bob Thaves Tom Thaves Frank and Ernest 2016-11-30 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon: Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date: 2016-11-30 Pub. Date: 2016-11-30
Image Number: 151987
Caption: Humans are not logical. A "five-start" rating is very unimpressive when you consider how many billion of us there are out there.
     
12. Comic Strip John Deering Strange Brew 2016-11-09 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): John Deering
Comic/Cartoon: Strange Brew
Viewable Date: 2016-11-09 Pub. Date: 2016-11-09
Image Number: 150768
Caption: Frankly, some of us have questions about your real motives for locating this wormhole.
     
13. Comic Strip Darrin Bell Candorville 2016-09-06 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon: Candorville
Viewable Date: 2016-09-06 Pub. Date: 2016-09-06
Image Number: 148215
Caption: This just in: Astronomers discover an earthlike planet orbiting the nearest star, Proxima Centauri. Click … Some are starting to question whether there's proof Donald Trump's grandfather immigrated from Germany. He could have come from anywhere. Click ... Proxima Centauri is just 4.24 light years away. In cosmic terms that's right next door. This end up.
     
14. Comic Strip Bob Thaves Tom Thaves Frank and Ernest 2016-08-20 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon: Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date: 2016-08-20 Pub. Date: 2016-08-20
Image Number: 147280
Caption: Jupiter has an enormous gravity field. He's a sphere of influence!
     
15. Comic Strip Bob Thaves Tom Thaves Frank and Ernest 2016-07-11 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Bob Thaves Tom Thaves
Comic/Cartoon: Frank and Ernest
Viewable Date: 2016-07-11 Pub. Date: 2016-07-11
Image Number: 146036
Caption: Astronomy 101. Moon. No, a waxing moon does not have anything to do with hair removal.
     
16. Comic Strip Chris Browne Hagar The Horrible 2016-07-04 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Chris Browne
Comic/Cartoon: Hagar The Horrible
Viewable Date: 2016-07-04 Pub. Date: 2016-07-04
Image Number: 145294
Caption: You're supposed to be a navigator! Why haven't we reached our destination!? It's been cloudy for a week! I can't navigate without stars! Maybe that will help!
     
17. Comic Strip John Hambrock The Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee 2016-05-08 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): John Hambrock
Comic/Cartoon: The Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee
Viewable Date: 2016-05-08 Pub. Date: 2016-05-08
Image Number: 142250
Caption: Ahem. Good morning. Reading is fun. "The Jovian Giant: What We Know About the Planet Jupiter." Today's report is supposed to be about President Taft. Yes … of course … I knew that. Ahem. The Jovial Giant: What President Taft Knew About the Planet Jupiter. Mister Lee, please see me after class. Nice try. What?! So now it's a crime for a president to be interested in astronomy?!
     
18. Comic Strip Dan Piraro Bizarro 2016-02-14 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Dan Piraro
Comic/Cartoon: Bizarro
Viewable Date: 2016-02-14 Pub. Date: 2016-02-14
Image Number: 138352
Caption: How we have kept other species from progressing. Stop staring at the moon. Time for bed. The Galileo of the Dog World. No, you can't go outside. It's too dangerous. The Isaac Newton of the Cat World. Did you remember to drop the cat off at the kennel? I think so. The Three Stooges of the Fish World.
     
19. Comic Strip Bruce Tinsley Mallard Fillmore 2016-01-09 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Bruce Tinsley
Comic/Cartoon: Mallard Fillmore
Viewable Date: 2016-01-09 Pub. Date: 2016-01-09
Image Number: 137152
Caption: Mallard's 2016 Prediction #11 … Following the 2015 discovery of water on Mars, astronomers will discover casseroles on Venus … prompting speculation that there may be primitive life there.
     
20. Comic Strip Dave Coverly Speed Bump 2015-12-06 astronomy 
Cartoonist(s): Dave Coverly
Comic/Cartoon: Speed Bump
Viewable Date: 2015-12-06 Pub. Date: 2015-12-06
Image Number: 135408
Caption: Wow, peering into the cosmos really puts into perspective just how small everyone's brain is compared to mine.
     
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