The Comet That Woke Twice: 220P/McNaught and the Living Sky
A small comet is moving through our solar system, carrying with it a reminder far larger than itself: the universe has not finished surprising us. Its name is 220P/McNaught. Under ordinary circumst...
AstroImaging Today: Unveiling HFG1 with Douglas Struble
AstroImaging enthusiast Douglas Struble showcases his groundbreaking work, unveiling the planetary nebula HFG1 (PK 136+05) through the lens of his Explore Scientific ED152 Air-Spaced Triplet APO Re...
David J. Eicher Joins Us to Discuss His Latest Book "GALAXIES Inside the Universe's Star Cities"
David Eicher is one of the most widely recognized astronomy enthusiasts in the world. With Astronomy magazine for nearly forty years, Eicher is the magazine’s Editor-in-Chief since 2002. His latest...
Astrophotographer Robert Vice to Give Workshop at the Arizona Dark Sky Star Party
Astrophotography workshop instructors Robert and Christina Vice return to the Arizona Dark Sky Star Party on May 20-24, 2020 at Kartchner Caverns International Dark Sky Park to teach astronomers of...
All my life I have I had a fascination for Astronomy, but it wasn’t until later in my adult life where I could afford the proper equipment to not only image the universe, but study it directly. Pla...