This is our page devoted to scientific discoveries, advances and all of the other ” crazy stuff ” which scientists produce in their daily work. Here we are going to post the most important news concerning astronomy and science.
Did you know? Slooh members can see Planet Mars using their Chile & canary islands telescope remotely.
Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and the second-smallest planet in the Solar System after Mercury. Mars has two moons! One is called Phobos and the other Deimos.
Mars is the only other planet besides Earth that has polar ice caps. - The northern cap is called the Planum Boreum, with Planum Australe in the south. Water ice has also been found under the Martian ice caps! This planet does not have a magnetic field..
Visibility:
Slooh's Chile Telescope: Becomes visible in mid February 2020
Slooh's Canary Islands Telescope: Becomes visible in early January 2020
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Meet the stars next door
astronomy.com
The Sun’s neighbors hide secrets that could help astronomers learn more about our place in the galaxy.Timeline PhotosAll you need to know about 2019's Leonid meteor shower, which is expected to peak Monday morning:
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Best time to watch is between midnight and dawn. There's a bright moon so try placing yourself in a moon shadow ... anywhere you're shaded from direct moonlight.
Chart shows the radiant ascending in this morning's sky and is via our friend Guy Ottewell.
A supermassive black hole yeeted this star at 3.7 million mph
A supermassive black hole yeeted this star at 3.7 million mph
futurism.com
"It is a visitor from a strange land."Constant confusion: New studies deepen mystery of universe’s expansion
Constant confusion: New studies deepen mystery of universe’s expansion
astronomy.com
In recent years, astronomers keep finding strangely different answers to the basic question: How fast is the universe expanding? Research using red giant stars lends a new view to the problem.Alien Airwaves
astronomy.com
For SETI astronomers to hear signals from an alien planet with current technology, extraterrestrials would need to point their signals directly at Earth or wield powerful transmitters.Water found in habitable super-Earth's atmosphere for first time
Water found in habitable super-Earth's atmosphere for first time
astronomy.com
Orbiting around a relatively docile red dwarf star, the newfound exoplanet is "the best candidate for habitability that we know right now."New research: Casual space tourism will devastate the planet
New research: Casual space tourism will devastate the planet
futurism.com
More launches means more climate-destroying CO2 in the atmosphere.How many astronauts have died in space?
How many astronauts have died in space?
astronomy.com
For many wannabe astronauts, venturing into the great unknown would be a dream come true. But it can easily turn into an astronaut's worst nightmare.Saturn's small wonders
astronomy.com
Usually known for its rings, the Saturn system is also home to some of our solar system’s most intriguing moons.
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