This is a hard times for astronomers. But even though we #stayathome, you can learn astronomy with so many online resources. We also have news about black holes, trojan asteroid and more at #spaceradio

This is a hard times for astronomers. But even though we #stayathome, you can learn astronomy with so many online resources. We also have news about black holes, trojan asteroid and more at #spaceradio
Freeman no more. And more question to answer regarding catch a virus from Mars, where of all the energy in the universe go. Get a free autographed copy of my book!
A planet that orbits 2 stars. And it was found by a High School kid! more about it on #weeklyspacehangout at #365DaysOfAstro
Powerful observatories allowing us to see further back in time. But there are regions which we still haven’t seen: the Cosmic Dark Ages. What’s it going to take to observe some of these earliest moments in the Universe?
Can black holes take you to another universe? What’s the point of space travel? Starliner test launch countdown. Should we be optimistic about Starliner?
Prof Romeel Davé explains how we can use simulations to perform experiments to test our understanding of the physics of the Universe.
Update from beyond the solar system! Is the universe closed?What’s the different between an asteroid and a dwarf planet?
Our series on Universe weirdness continues, this time we learn how astronomers are struggling to make sense of the age of the Universe.
Astronomers have been trying to accurately measure the expansion rate of the Universe. It’s been tough to nail down, and now astronomers are starting to figure out why.