Sep 2nd: Objects to Observe in the September 2021 Night Sky
This month, @ActualAstronomy places a focus on events to help you find the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Mercury, Uranus and Neptune as well as what you can see on the Moon
Sep 1st: Awesome Astronomy September 2021 News Round Up
Time for astro news round up with @AwesomeAstroPod and September sky guide. Today we have new classification of habitable exoplanet, new galaxies, and many more.
Aug 31st: Evidence for Icy Crust Found at Ceres’ Occator Crater
Using a neutron spectrometer onboard the Dawn spacecraft, scientists have found elevated concentrations of hydrogen in Ceres’ Occator Crater, which provides evidence of an icy crust.
Aug 30th: Black Hole Surfaces, Magnetic Field Strengths, & the Speed of Gravitons
Today, @AstronomyCast traveled back in time to answer questions about black hole surfaces, magnetic field strengths, & the speed of gravitons
Aug 29th: Mini Moon II & Northern PHA
Today’s Travelers in the Night will take you to the discovery of 2020 CD3, a temporary natural Earth satellite and 2020 FH2.
Aug 28th: From Hospitality to Aspiring Astronomer
Today @cosmicsavannah talk with with Bret Yotti a student and teaching assistant from the University of Cape Town (UCT) & presenter at the Iziko Planetarium about his journey in astronomy
Aug 27th: Is Humanity Prepared To Discover Alien Life?
How humanity will react if we discover life somewhere out there in the Universe, whether it’s bacteria under the surface of Mars, a biosignature of alien life in the atmosphere of another world, or a radio signal from another civilization?
Aug 26th: Annie Jump Cannon
Today we have the story of Annie Jump Cannon and her contributions to star classifications.
Aug 25th: Awesome Astronomy – Twinkle Podcast
This @AwesomeAstroPod extra, the team will discuss about exoplanets and Twinkle Space Mission. Check it out at #365DaysOfAstro
Aug 24th: NASA’s TESS Maps A Symphony of Pulsating Red Giant Stars
NASA’s TESS spacecraft, which is primarily used to search for exoplanets, has now observed a veritable symphony of pulsating red giant stars, each with their own internal vibrations. More at #365DaysOfAstro