In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Astronomy

• JWST SEES THE RING NEBULA IN A NEW LIGHT
  New images are helping astronomers understand how Sun-like stars live and die.
• INDIA MAKES HISTORY WITH MOON LANDING
  The fourth country to land on the Moon is also the first to land near the strategic lunar south pole region.
• Empty conclusions
  There’s a lot of space in space.
• APOLLO 8’S MOMENT OF GRACE
  In the first broadcast from lunar orbit, Apollo 8’s moving reading from Genesis made a lasting cultural impact.
• The soundtrack of the universe
  Early philosophers and astronomers strove to understand the harmonies of our solar system. Today, scientists hunt for cosmic tones of a different kind.
• Choosing a camera for eclipses
  Here’s what you need to capture award-winning photos.
• Giants still rule the night
  THE SOLAR SYSTEM’S CHANGING LANDSCAPE AS IT APPEARS IN EARTH’S SKY.
• PATHS OF THE PLANETS
  This map unfolds the entire night sky from sunset (at right) until sunrise (at left). Arrows and colored dots show motions and locations of solar system objects during the month.
• HUNTING FOR THE SEEDS OF LIFE
  For the first time, astronomers detect a carbon molecule in space that could play a critical role in the origin of life.
• A DARK WAR AND A BRIGHT NIGHT SKY
  From great leaders to great comets, astronomy played a crucial role in the American Civil War.
• Astronomads Bangla: Imaging in India
  India is home to one of the world’s fastest growing astroimaging communities, and this group is at the movement’s leading edge.
• 25 HOT ECLIPSE PRODUCTS
  These items will turn upcoming eclipses into lasting memories.
• Seeing sunspots on paper
  Nature’s light reveals nature’s magic.
• Try your luck
  You can capture clear photographs of the solar system with lucky imaging.
• Winter’s first act
  Dash through the Auriga’s stars and asterisms.