LATEST NEWS
High-mass stars may outshine and outweigh the Sun, but observations show all stars may have had a similar beginning.
Unique Scope Searches for Space Junk
NASA’s new remote observatory located on a windswept island in the Mid-Atlantic provides a critical capability for tracking space junk.
Astronomers Take Galaxy’s Pulse
Astronomers have caught a giant elliptical galaxy “shimmering” as its stars pulsate.
Pulsars’ Gamma-Rays Highlight Mysteries
The Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope has discovered that almost all of the highest energy photons in the Large Magellanic Cloud come from two pulsars.
OBSERVING HIGHLIGHTS
This Week’s Sky at a Glance, November 20 – 28
The early morning hours still star Jupiter, Venus, and little orange Mars, and see a full Moon blazing in Hyades on Wednesday evening.
S5 0716+71, a bright blazar currently in a feeding frenzy, invites you over for dinner the next clear night.
November’s Sky Tour: Sky Treats at Dawn and Dusk
Bright planets are putting on a stargazing show in the predawn sky, and evenings feature a mythical horse flying upside-down across the sky. Download our podcast to take a guided tour of November’s nights.
Ann
BEAUTIFUL, ALSO, ARE THE SOULS OF MY BLACK SISTERS 