Researchers at the University of Hawaiʻi have uncovered new clues about how energy moves through the sun's outer atmosphere, using one of nature's rarest events as their window: total solar eclipses.
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This telescope cost $2.5 billion - but it might find aliens
James Webb changed astronomy from a million miles away - but in Chile’s Atacama Desert, the Giant Magellan Telescope is being ...
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Carl Sagan on the shape of Earth
Carl Sagan explains how science proves Earth’s shape—from ancient observations to modern space imagery—showing why our planet is an oblate sphere and how evidence, not belief, reveals the truth about ...
Internationally-vetted data suggests we've witnessed a rare intermediate-mass black hole devouring a white dwarf along the outskirts of a distant galaxy.
A team led by Shadia Habbal at the Institute for Astronomy — drawing on more than a decade of eclipse observations — for the first time clearly identified turbulent structures in the sun’s corona, ...
Khaberni - In Amman, on Wednesday evening, an event was held to photograph the crescent moon of Ramadan using astronomical telescopes and professional high-sensitivity cameras, where the crescent was ...
This week, we examine strength from different perspectives. The energetic strength of a solar flare and its effect on Earth. The gravitational strength of dark matter in our universe and its ...
It launched in February, giving Long Island families the convenience of activities delivered straight to their door. Her box, ...
Enjoy a free family stargazing night at Sandsfoot Gardens, Weymouth, on Friday, March 6 at 7pm, with guided astronomy, soundscapes and ...
The UTA-sponsored fair is one of the few regional fairs in Texas that does not charge participation fees to schools or students. The public is invited to view the projects from 3 to 7 p.m. on Monday.
Skunk cabbage is one of the first wildflowers to bloom each year, pushing its way up through cold ground and even snow. Join The Crawford Park District for a short walk around Carpenter’s Bottom as we ...
Former Section 1 ice hockey standouts Brian Nicholas of Scarsdale and Ryan Schelling of Suffern discuss their backgrounds and climb to Div. I play.
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