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With all the fanfare around the Webb Space Telescope, it’s easy to forget about the tireless work of Hubble, its predecessor. The 30-year-old orbiting observatory has taken new images of…
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With all the fanfare around the Webb Space Telescope, it’s easy to forget about the tireless work of Hubble, its predecessor. The 30-year-old orbiting observatory has taken new images of…
Scientists have spotted a relict glacier on Mars, near the equator—far from the parts of the planet where water ice is known to exist today. While this leftover glacial structure…
The transit of Venus (right) across the sun’s face in 2012, as seen in false color by the SDO satellite.Photo: SDO/NASA (Getty Images) It’s been 30 years since a NASA…
February is just about upon us and so it’s time for NASA to once again share its suggestions on what to look out for in the skies in the coming…
NASA’s skywatching tips for January feature some real crackers, including a parade of planets, a winter dazzle of stars, and a recently discovered comet. Fumali – Services Marketplace – Listings, Bookings…
This month offers a great opportunity to witness a lunar occultation of Mars, when the red planet slips behind our nearest neighbor.
July is an exciting month for skywatchers, as it offers a great chance to get a good look at the Milky Way and its hundreds of billions of stars.
NASA is back with its regular update on what to look out for in that vast open window above our heads. This month four particular planets take center stage.
February’s skywatching treats include a chance to catch Jupiter before it disappears for a few months, and a view of a bright Venus and the Orion Nebula.
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is back again with its monthly rundown of sky-watching tips. This is what you can see …