Today's sky searches An asteroid-seeker talks about the search
process and Clyde Tombaugh's impact on astronomy. December 21,
2005 |Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, became a
household name after Clyde Tombaugh discovered Pluto from there
in 1930. The observatory has remained in the forefront of
astronomical findings ever since. Astronomy talked with Brian
Skiff, a research assistant there, about modern-day astronomical
searches and his thoughts on Tombaugh's legacy.| You are
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