In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Astronomy

• LAST-GASP SPECTACULAR
  JWST captures an exceptionally hot and massive star that’s well on its way to going supernova.
• A VOLCANO MAY HAVE ERUPTED ON VENUS IN 1991
  Data from NASA’s Magellan show evidence that an eruption occurred during the mission.
• What’s really there?
  Understanding the world all depends on how you look at it.
• Sojourner’s SILVER anniversary
  Though a basic bot by today’s standards, the rover paved the way for the last 26 years of exploring the martian surface.
• Is Earth the only GOLDILOCKS PLANET?
  Some scientists believe the universe is teeming with life. Others aren’t so sure.
• EXPLORE 10 GREAT OPEN CLUSTERS
  The Summer Triangle is an observer’s paradise.
• JULY 2023 Planets at dusk and dawn
  THE SOLAR SYSTEM’S CHANGING LANDSCAPE AS IT APPEARS IN EARTH’S SKY.
• ASTRONOMY’S-ASSISTED FUTURE
  The next generation of astronomy depends on astronomers and artificial intelligences working together.
• THE DARK SIDE OF ASTROIMAGING
  Everyone shoots bright celestial objects. Take the darker path.
• An inverse black-drop effect
  Thanks to the atmosphere, planets can fool your eyes in fascinating ways.
• A star-spangled scene
  Three Messier objects shine brightly in the summer sky.
• ECLIP SMARTTM SOLAR SAFE PRODUCTS
  YOUR PERFECT COMBINATION FOR THE 2023 AND 2024 ECLIPSES AND BEYOND!