Most scientists believe that about 13.82 billion years ago the Universe exploded into existence in what we call the Big Bang. Since then, it has evolved into the place we see today — and it’s still growing!
It is time for Cassini to say goodbye! But before it ends its mission, it will have a grand finale for us.
Did you know there are several types of light? Each one reveals new secrets about the world around us, but only one is visible to our eyes.
Luckily, we’ve designed telescopes that can see the Universe in “invisible” light.
Newborn stars are surrounded by “cosmic fog”. Astronomers expected that, the hot stars would “burn” away the cosmic fog. But it doesn’t!
How to get started in astrophotography without going either broke or insane?
Listen to our talk with Dr. Harold McAllister of CHARA, Mt. Wilson Observatory
What is the space assassination thing that happened in 2015?
Enjoy the discussion about astroseismology, hot subdwarf binaries and the EREBOS Project.
How to determine atmosphere of an exoplanet?
A story of 40 years Mars Exploration since Viking