Hey you should observe the sky with telescope. Even a small telescope. Check on Will Kalif’s experience here.
Mar 2nd: See It With A Small Telescope
Tag Archives | Enceladus
Dec 30th: Enceladus
One moon raises many questions
Dec 22nd: The Year In Review
It’s time to review all that happened in astronomy during 2017! We have top 10 news for you.
Nov 10th: Ancient Galaxies, a Pyramid, and More!
Hunting for galaxies in the young Universe.
Apr 21st: Brad Peterson of LUVOIR
Life on Enceladus & Europa?
Mar 24th: Intrepid Sea, Air, & Space Museum
Is the CMB showing us all the Universe? Or is there anything outside it?
November 12th: Cassini/Huygens: Rewriting the Textbook on Saturn
Date: November 12, 2009 Title: Cassini/Huygens: Rewriting the Textbook on Saturn Podcaster: Kevin Grazier Links: http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov http://ciclops.org/?js=1 Description: Cassini has given us a whole new view of Saturn, Titan, and other moons of this amazing and beautiful ringed world. Kevin Grazier from Cassini provides an overview of what has been learned so far from the […]
November 2nd: Cassini’s Deepest Plume Passage: The “E7” Flyby of Enceladus
Date: November 2, 2009 Title: Cassini’s Deepest Plume Passage: The “E7” Flyby of Enceladus Podcaster: Anne Verbiscer Organization: University of Virginia Astronomy Description: Today the Cassini Spacecraft makes its 7th flyby of Saturn’s enigmatic moon Enceladus. The trajectory takes the spacecraft deeper into the moon’s icy plumes than ever before, skimming a mere 100 kilometers […]