Although you can’t see the extremely faint geocorona, you can observe other components of the Earth’s nightly airglow.
May 3rd: Earth Glow & Asteroid Slam
Tag: sun
Feb 17th: The Surface of the Sun
A brand new telescope has completed on Maui’s Haleakala, and it has just one job: to watch the Sun in unprecedented detail. It’s called the Daniel K. Inouye telescope, and the engineering involved to get this telescope operational are matched by the incredible resolution of its first images.
Feb 7th: More Things in the Heavens
More Things in the Heavens which looks at how infrared astronomy transforming our understanding of the history and evolution of our universe. Also frame dragging test using a neutron star and high resolution sun!
Sep 29th: Slow Movers At The Edge & The Big Ones
Imagine a world that is so far from our Sun that it receives less than 1/5,000 of the heat and light that makes our life possible.
Apr 14th: Touching The Sun & 20 Years
The story of Parker Solar Probe and near earth asteroid discoveries by Catalina Sky Survey.
Mar 7th: Tiny Explosions Pack a Mighty Punch
Listen to this story from the Sun as it tells its story in layers of light, each layer reveals what’s happening at different depths and temperatures. #spacescoop @unawe #365DaysOfAstro
Nov 23rd: Astronomy for Kids
Mars Insight is landing soon and our Sun has sibling! how cool is that? Check it out on today’s podcast with @WSHCrew & Bruce Betts discuss about Astronomy for Kids book
Nov 6th: Could We Blow Up a Star?
How much energy is needed to blow up the sun? How is this connected to the idea of binding energy? Where is all the energy in the universe?
Oct 31st: How Can We Save The Sun? Saving the Sun from Running Out of Fuel
Bad news, our Sun is living on borrowed time. It’s only got a few billion years left. How Can We Save The Sun? Saving the Sun from Running Out of Fuel.
Oct 17th: Awesome Astronomy October News Round Up
When the sun explodes into a supernovae how far will the ejected material go as a planetary nebulae?