BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comSpace November 2019 Bonus Contentskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd This month’s preview is chapters 2 and 3 of The Voyager Program by Charles River Editors. Download this month’s binocular and deep-sky tour charts. The …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comSpitzer Space Telescope Spitzer Space Telescope views cosmic bubbles in infraredskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd Spitzer's unique view of the Universe reveals the inner workings of a region within the Milky Way NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope views the Universe in …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comSpace Radio waves reveal what's beneath Jupiter's cloudsskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd An ALMA image shows how radio waves can penetrate the cloudy surface of Jupiter to reveal what's going on below. As amateur astronomers well know, …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comSpace Alexei Leonov, the first person to spacewalk, dies aged 85skyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov, the first person to perform a spacewalk, has passed away aged 85, according to the Russian space agency Roscosmos. He is …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comHubble Hubble captures two galaxies collidingskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd The Hubble Space Telescope has spotted two galaxies in the process of merging. This object is actually two galaxies in the process of merging, about …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Space ScienceSpace Ancient oasis discovered on Mars points to Red Planet's wet pastskyatnightmagazine.com - Jane Williamson Further evidence has been discovered supporting the picture of Mars as having hosted liquid water in its ancient past. Data from NASA’s Curiosity …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comSpace A beginner's guide to nebulaeskyatnightmagazine.com - Elizabeth Pearson Majestic and mysterious, nebulae are some of the most beautiful deep-sky objects to be found in the night’s sky. But what are these space clouds? And …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Black HolesSpace Black hole jets may be more unpredictable than thoughtskyatnightmagazine.com - Chris Lintott Judging black holes from the size of their jets could be misleading. Black holes are supposed to be simple creatures. Though the detailed physics of …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into JupiterSpace Into the realm of Jove: remembering NASA's Galileo mission, 30 years onskyatnightmagazine.com - Ben Evans The greatest surprise was Europa, which Galileo found to have warm ice or even liquid water beneath its crust. That finding satisfied a key criterion …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comSpace Nobel Prize winner Didier Queloz on the hunt for exoplanetsskyatnightmagazine.com - Didier Queloz In time we will find an object like Earth, with a thin atmosphere, and then one day we might even see some evidence in that atmosphere of …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into ExoplanetsOxygen Does oxygen on an exoplanet indicate an Earth-like world?skyatnightmagazine.com - Lewis Dartnell An oxygen-rich atmosphere may not be a unique signature of life on planets beyond the Solar System. One of the major drivers for exoplanetary research …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Space MissionsSpace Interview: astronaut Kathy Sullivan on Hubble, Space Shuttle and being the first US woman to spacewalkskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd Hubble transformed astronomy scientifically and socially, changing our understanding of how the Universe works and our place in it. Former astronaut …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Space and astronomy newsAstronomy 20 new moons discovered around Saturnskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd 20 new moons have been discovered orbiting Saturn, bringing the total number of satellites around the ringed planet to 82 and surpassing Jupiter’s 79 …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Space ScienceSpace Dr Space Junk: interview with a space archaeologistskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd 'Dr Space Junk' Alice Gorman reveals what fascinates her about the relics that spaceflight leaves behind, and whether we're penning ourselves into …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comSpace A beginner's guide to starsskyatnightmagazine.com - Elizabeth Pearson Stars. They fill the night sky with their twinkling, have inspired countless tales and helped people navigate since the dawn of time. But what …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into AstrophotographySpace Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope images the Moon, but not as we know itskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd Optical light isn't the only way to observe our Moon. Viewing in different wavelengths often tells a completely different story. The object in these …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into AstrophotographyHubble Hubble Space Telescope images the death of a Sun-like starskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd We can't say with 100% accuracy what will happen to the Sun in the future, but studying older Sun-like stars enables astronomers to predict how its …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into AstrophotographySpace Mars Express orbiter reveals Red Planet's volcanic historyskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd Mars's volcanic history is being uncovered by the rovers and probes investigating the Red Planet. Mars is host to some of the largest volcanoes found …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comAliens Planetarium Nights: new show at Bristol's We the Curious 3D planetariumskyatnightmagazine.com - Chris Bramley BBC Sky at night Magazine got a ticket to the opening night of the new show at the UK’s only 3D planetarium, Life in the Universe 3D, and went on a …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into GalaxiesSpitzer Space Telescope Spitzer views an edge-on galaxy in infraredskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd The Spitzer Space Telescope has captured an image of a galaxy that appears edge-on when viewed from Earth. You could be forgiven for thinking that we …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Stargazing Skills & AdviceSpace Halloween astronomy: how to plan a spooky stargazing sessionskyatnightmagazine.com - Katrin Raynor Evans Witches, dragons, demons and fireballs abound in the autumnal night sky, provided you know where to look. Have you got any astronomy or stargazing …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into SaturnEnceladus Organic compounds found in plumes ejected by Saturn's moon Enceladusskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd Data from the Cassini mission has revealed organic compounds in plumes ejected from Enceladus similar to those involved in the development of life on …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.com Andromeda Galaxy's last mealskyatnightmagazine.com - Elizabeth Pearson Astronomers have uncovered the remains of Andromeda's cosmic snacking by looking at the trails of stars left behind after it cannibalised several …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Stargazing Skills & AdviceSpace Astrophotography during a full Moonskyatnightmagazine.com - Sara Wager Is it a waste of time recording image data for astrophotography in poor conditions? Not necessarily... When your astro imaging opportunities are …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into AstrophotographyTutorials Use WinJupos to derotate your planetary imagesskyatnightmagazine.com - Martin Lewis Sharpen up your planetary astrophotos with software to stop worlds spinning Planetary imagers are able to get fantastic results using high frame rate …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Dark skiesSpace The best places in eastern Europe for stargazingskyatnightmagazine.com - Jamie Carter If we don’t make an effort to protect the night sky, we will keep being pushed farther away and our children will not have the ability to see the …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into AstrophotographyAstronomy Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2019: highlights from the awards ceremonyskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd BBC Sky at Night Magazine was live at the IIAPY 2019 awards ceremony to speak to this year's winners and judges.
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into skyatnightmagazine.comQuantum Mechanics Interview: Jim Al-Khalili on quantum mechanics, lunar exploration and the challenges facing humanityskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd I’m an optimist despite the political climate, and despite the challenges facing humanity. I think science does have many of the answers. BBC Sky at …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Stargazing Skills & AdviceSpace The best planets to see in October 2019skyatnightmagazine.com - Pete Lawrence Pete Lawrence reveals which planets of the Solar System are best placed for observing throughout October 2019. Uranus reaches opposition on 28 …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineflipped into Stargazing Skills & AdviceSpace See conjunctions of the Moon and Jupiter, Saturn, Venus in October 2019skyatnightmagazine.com - Pete Lawrence This month conjunctions of the Moon and three planets will be visible in the sky. ‘Conjunction’ has several meanings in astronomy, but generally it is …
