On a seemingly ordinary February night in South Africa, the skies whispered the arrival of a new voyager from the depths of space. The ATLAS project, designed to sound the alarm for incoming asteroids, spotted what they initially thought was...
In the vast expanse of the universe, where stars twinkle and galaxies swirl in mesmerizing patterns, there exists a corner of celestial magic where astronomy and gastronomy collide. For two decades, Micki's Kitchen has been that haven, serving up delicious...
"Unveiling the Cosmos: Citizen Science with UNISTELLAR and Explore Scientific" explores the transformative power of collaborative research in the field of Citizen Science. This collective pursuit sees everyday individuals with a curiosity for science joining forces with professional scientists to unravel the mysteries of the universe.
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 Refractor. Positioned in the Giraffe constellation, HFG1's intricate and symmetrical structures, formed by the expelled outer layers of a dying star, come to life. Struble's commitment to astrophotography and technological advancements reshapes our understanding of space, providing a captivating glimpse into the mysteries of the universe. The Explore Alliance Ambassador's detailed exploration of HFG1, documented on Astrobin.com, highlights the nebula's ancient nature and its significant diameter, exceeding one light year. Observers in the Northern Hemisphere are privileged to witness this awe-inspiring celestial phenomenon, thanks to Struble's advanced equipment and techniques.
Dr. Robert Zellem is a distinguished exoplanet astronomer working at JPL NASA in Pasadena, California. He manages a project called Exoplanet Watch, a collaboration between professionals and amateur astronomers to observe exoplanets outside of our solar system, and he encourages...
On October 14th, the sky graced us with a celestial spectacle—the Annular Eclipse, also known as the Ring of Fire Eclipse. The event was broadcast live and watched by a worldwide audience from the Crossroads of Eclipses Expedition in Hill...
Solar eclipses are captivating celestial events that offer a unique opportunity to witness the grandeur of our solar system. They have intrigued and mesmerized humanity for centuries, and with the upcoming annular solar eclipse on October 14th, we have a...
The Arkansas Dark Sky Festival's second event was free-to-the-public and held near the Buffalo River National Park from September 14th-16th, 2023. Explore Scientific was there to celebrate this amazing dark sky festival in Arkansas. DarkSky International announced the designation of Buffalo National...