This week news: Venus at greatest elongation. Jupiter/Mars conjunction. Heat on mercury helps it make it ice. Discussion: Modeling coronal mass ejection
Mar 20th: Modeling Coronal Mass Ejections
Tag: venus
Mar 7th: Observing With Webb in March 2020
Venus still reigns over the March skies, with two conjunctions, three glorious visible planets each morning, and the astronomical start of spring.
Feb 6th: Crashing Satellites over Pittsburgh!
Satellites on a collision course! Will the Big Rip destroy everything? What is the heat death of the universe? Why does Venus still have an atmosphere?
Oct 5th: Observing With Webb in October 2019
Prepare your instruments for planetary observations and it’s time for #Orionid #meteorshower. #365DaysOfAstro
Sep 27th: Seth & Aaron Lockman: The Astronomy Brothers
Weekly update with news from ESA exoplanet mission, venus, the monster at the center of Milky Way, SpaceX, and how to feed people on Mars.
Jun 5th: Awesome Astronomy June 2019 Discussion & Sky Guide
Astronomy round up news & sky guide for June with @AwesomeAstroPod at #365DaysOfAstro
Jun 1st: Observing With Webb in June 2019
June will be warmer, with shorter nights, but still some good events. Watch for Mercury and Mars in a conjunction mid-month, Jupiter up all night long, and some good lunar close encounters.
May 21st: What turned Venus into hell?
What’s so bad about Venus, besides everything? How did it get so bad? How about Earth? @PaulMattSutter will answer the questions at #365DaysOfAstro
May 16th: The Universe is Kind of Big, I Guess
It turns out that the universe is kind of big. If the universe is important are we immortal? Did life happen on Venus and Mars?
Apr 6th: Observing With Webb in April 2019
April is fairly non-eventful, except for the annual Lyrid meteor shower and some good close encounters between the Moon and Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, and at least one rocket launch.