One of the best parts about the eclipse coming up on April 8th will be the opportunity to share the joy and amazement with others!
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By studying the formation and evolution of galaxies in the early universe, researchers seek to test the predictions of our leading theory of cosmology.
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The first-quarter Moon passes the Pleiades, then Aldebaran. Cassiopeia stands on end. For the southern U.S., Canopus culminates far under Sirius.
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A quasi-satellite of Venus has just received an unusual name.
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A James Webb Space Telescope survey known as PHANGS has revealed exquisite, just-published details in 19 nearby galaxies.
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New evidence, based off of NASA's Cassini measurements of Mimas's orbit, suggests the icy "Death Star" moon might have a subsurface ocean.
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Juno has revealed Jupiter's volcanic moon Io as never before.
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Does this question leave you feeling worried that you are too late to make plans? It shouldn’t!
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When we observe the little wonders of the sky, we can form deep personal connections.
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New Hubble Space Telescope observations reveal the warm sub-Neptune GJ 9827d might have a steamy atmosphere.
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Under Orion is the Hare, which you may know, and under the Hare is the Dove, which you may not. February the best month for both.
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NASA’s ground-breaking Ingenuity helicopter, part of the Perseverance mission, comes to a rest on the Red Planet.
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The asteroid 2024 BX1 went from a moving dot of light to rocks on the ground in mere hours — and amateur astronomers were critical to both discovery and recovery.
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Astronomers have found two different star clusters with an enigmatic source inside. Are these objects neutron stars or black holes?
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In a first for Japan, the SLIM mission stuck a pinpoint landing on the Moon. How long the mission lasts depends on whether the solar cells begin charging.
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Jupiter shines high, bright, and obvious after dusk. Mercury and Mars glimmer low, dim, and elusive for their close conjunction in the dawn.
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The Event Horizon Telescope collaboration has released the image from its second major campaign, confirming the existence of a persistent black hole shadow and a potentially turbulent environment.
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Although no total lunar eclipses occur this year, skywatchers can look forward to two “central” solar eclipses — including a much-awaited total eclipse that spans the U.S. from Texas to New England.
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An account of my journey to the heart of one of most violent cosmic explosions witnessed on Earth. Plus, there's a bright supernova now visible in a Virgo Cluster galaxy.
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“Space gear” lets us celebrate the night sky while the sun shining — and connect with others who want to do the same.
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The “magic islands” that appear and disappear in Titan’s methane-ethane seas could be hydrocarbon icebergs, a new study finds.
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