Mars at opposition, four planets at sunset, Venus shining bright, and a lunar eclipse for the other half of the globe. All these make July a pretty great month this year.
Jul 7th: Observing With Webb in July 2018
Tag Archives | Mars
Jun 28th: Black Hole Binge-Watch!
How do supermassive black holes get fat? Check its dinner! Does every galaxy host a black hole?
Jun 26th: Making The Future
Cheap Astronomy investigates future space travel possibilities and finds that Helium 3 is floating on thin air and a Mars mission will happen when robots are ready to accompany us.
Jun 21st: Let’s Play Marsball!
How would football work on another planet? Are we losing opportunity?
Jun 14th: Fake Neutrinos!!!
Why do YOU care about neutrinos? Can neutrinos be used for rockets? more on today’s Space radio at #365daysofastro with @PaulMattSutter.
Jun 13th: Missions to Mars and plumes from Enceladus
This month has seen missions large and small launch towards Mars, and new results from the Gaia satellite.
Jun 12th: Awesome Astronomy June 2018
Rounding up the space and what do you think the general (or astronomy/space) science community’s approach to the problem of climate change should be? more at #365DaysOfAstro with @awesomeastropod
Jun 6th: Awesome Astronomy’s June Sky Guide
What to look out, and up, for in June.