CNETAug 16, 2020NASA telescope uncovers the cause of Betelgeuse's mysterious dimmingverified_publisherCNET - Jackson RyanAnd new observations suggest the red supergiant star is dimming again.
Kevin Masonflipped into The Wonders Of SpaceWatch a Star Explode, Recorded by the Hubble Telescope - Videos from The Weather Channel | weather.comweather.comNow Playing Watch a Star Explode Next Up What Happened to Spring? Severe Storms Threaten Florida, Carolinas Deadly Severe Weather Outbreak Across the South …
AvatarThomas Coryflipped into LunatecThe best gift in the galaxy: an astronomer’s guide to buying a home telescopetheconversation.com - Rebecca Allen and Mohsen Shamohammadi and Ryan James Turner and Vivek GuptaSince time immemorial, humans have been fascinated by the night sky. Our relationship with it was forever changed in the early 1600s, when Galileo …
SHANETHEFORTEANflipped into These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsThese photos of the Arecibo Observatory telescope collapse are just heartbreakingspace.com - Elizabeth HowellAn icon of astronomy is in ruins. Gut-wrenching pictures and video documented the beginning of the end for one of the world's most iconic …
Inverseflipped into Science & ChillNASA's Hubble telescope solves the curious case of BetelgeuseInverse - Passant RabieThe saga of Betelgeuse has been ongoing for nearly a year now. When the bright star began to suddenly dim, reaching a shocking 40 percent of its …
Matthew Tan Chee Hweeflipped into SpaceThe best telescopes for 2021verified_publisherDigital Trends - By Michael Bizzaco and Dallon AdamsAs anyone who has ever peered through a telescope knows, there are few sensations quite like your initial, firsthand look at another astral body. For …
Super Nat!flipped into Universe ~ Space...NASA's Hubble Telescope saw a gigantic, exploding star disappear into the voidverified_publisherCNET - Amanda KooserNASA and ESA watched the remnants of a star crank out the radiance of 5 billion suns before fading away.
Pro Cycling WorldTourflipped into 👩🚀#Space🔸#Astronomy🔹#Universe🌠Radio telescope detects a super-planet for the first timeverified_publishernewatlas.com - By David SzondyScientists in Europe and Hawaii have scored a world's first by detecting a "super-planet," also known as a cold brown dwarf or a failed star, using a …
vegpwrflipped into Cool Articles With No HomeYou’ll Be Able to See Five Planets and the Moon Without a Telescope TomorrowGood Housekeeping - By Kelly AllenYou'll want to go to bed early so you can wake up for this one. Here’s something to look forward to this weekend: Before sunrise on July 19, five …
�� Kit Arrowsmithflipped into 🌓ASTRONOMY/COSMOLOGY 🌖Arecibo isn't the first radio telescope to unexpectedly fail. Here's what we can learn from Green Bank's collapse.space.com - Meghan Bartels"That's seared into your memory," Green Bank Observatory's then-director said of the collapse. "It's really crushing." George Seielstad knows what …
Franz Graserflipped into Erfrischungsstäbchen aus dem NetzHow to see five planets and the moon without a telescope on Sundayverified_publisherCNET - Gael Fashingbauer CooperMercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn will put on a show.
Avatarjelsberryflipped into Interesting StuffThese telescopes work with your phone to show exactly what's in the skyverified_publisherCNET - Mitchell ChangUsing your phone as your guide, these telescopes are really designed for the beginning astronomy enthusiast.
Avatarcrosscourierflipped into The Universal Curiosity ShopThe Hubble Space Telescope Still Works Great — Except When It Doesn'tverified_publisherNPR - Nell GreenfieldboyceMike Brown has been using the Hubble Space Telescope pretty consistently for most of the past three decades since it launched in 1990. But recently he had an experience with Hubble that he never had before. Brown, an astronomer at the California Institute of Technology, got permission to use Hubble …
AvatarAndrew Stroupflipped into SPACE / COLONIZATION / EXPLORATIONA 'liquid-mirror telescope' on the moon could detect universe's first starsverified_publisherCNET - Amanda KooserYes, a spinning vat of reflective liquid in a moon crater sounds awesome.
Daily Mailflipped into Top StoriesEurope's largest telescope captures stunning images of the sun showing intricate details of sunspots and plasma unlike anything researchers had seen beforedailymail.co.uk - Stacy LiberatoreThe sun is blazing more than 93 million miles from Earth, but new images provide an up-close look of intricate structures as small as 30 miles across …
Forbesflipped into InnovationThe Last Stargazers? Why You Will Never See An Astronomer Looking Through A TelescopeForbes - Jamie CarterMany of us “do astronomy”. Whether you just stand in your backyard this summer and go looking for planets, or you venture out to a dark sky destination to see a comet or catch some shooting stars, the terms “astronomer” and “stargazer” often go hand-in-hand. The pandemic has gotten a lot of us into …
Mattflipped into Science and spaceThe Moon and Five Planets Will Be Visible Without a Telescope on July 19Prevention - By Kelly AllenYou'll want to go to bed early so you can wake up for this one. Here’s something to look forward to this weekend: Before sunrise on July 19, five …
SHANETHEFORTEANflipped into These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsTexans Want to Put a Big Ol' Liquid Mirror Telescope on the Moonverified_publisherPopular Mechanics - Tim ChildersBut can they do it? And why even try? In 2008, a group of astronomers from around the world came to NASA with a wild idea: Why not put a giant telescope on the moon? You love badass space stuff. So do we. Let's nerd out over the universe together. The unbelievably large telescope, called the Lunar …
