A century of astronomy revealed Earth’s place in the universe0
- From Around the Web, Space
- July 29, 2021
A series of revolutions in astronomy have bumped us from the center of things
A series of revolutions in astronomy have bumped us from the center of things
At the largest conference of astronomers in the United States, the biggest astronomy mission under development was virtually a no-show.
If you’re keen to get into Astronomy, you’re participating in one of the oldest human traditions.
Henrietta Leavitt (left) and Kate Hartman (right) — two astronomers a century apart studying Cepheid variable stars.
A large space rock came fairly close to Earth on Sunday night. Astronomers knew it wasn’t going to hit Earth, thanks in part to a new tool NASA is developing for detecting potentially dangerous asteroids.
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The asteroid Phaethon makes an unusual orbit around the sun, as it flies following us around it.
It’s the first in nearly 10 years, and there are only two more transits in the next couple of decades.
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