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Annular eclipse shot wins astronomy image of the year
Astronomy Magazine· 1 day agoThe 16th annual Royal Observatory Greenwich’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year winners announced including nebulae, skyscapes, and more.
NSF–DOE Rubin Observatory’s Unparalleled Visio | Newswise
Newswise· 2 days agoAstronomy has always relied on light to convey information about the Universe. Subatomic particles,...
Black hole or neutron star? Gravitational wave 'chirps' can tell us what becomes of dying stars
SPACE.com· 8 hours ago-based Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO), Italy's Virgo and Japan's Kamioka...
Mesmerizing photos from the Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest
KEYT 3 Santa Barbara· 1 day agoRyan Imperio was named the overall winner for his photograph capturing the progression of Baily’s...
Mesmerizing photos from the Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest - ABC17NEWS
ABC17 NEWS· 1 day agoRyan Imperio was named the overall winner for his photograph capturing the progression of Baily’s beads during the 2023 annular eclipse, according to a Thursday statement from the Royal Observatory ...
Jaw-Dropping Total Solar Eclipse Image Wins ‘Astronomy Photographer Of The Year’
Forbes· 2 days agoThe winning images will be displayed, with pride of place going to 2023’s total solar eclipse. Now...
Former University of Iowa employee arrested in near $1 million fraud scheme
KGAN CBS 2 Iowa· 1 day agoThe former University of Iowa employee accused of stealing nearly a million dollars from the...
Mesmerizing photos from the Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest
CNN via Yahoo News· 1 day agoThe phases of Venus, the Aurora Australis and the International Space Station transiting the Sun all feature as category winners in the Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition.
The Milky Way's Supermassive Black Hole Might Have Formed 9 Billion Years Ago
Universe Today· 3 days agoLarge galaxies like ours are hosts to Supermassive Black Holes (SMBHs.) They can be so massive that...
Black hole or neutron star? Gravitational wave 'chirps' can tell us what becomes of dying stars
Space via Yahoo News· 8 hours agoThe current generation of gravitational wave detectors could "hear" supernovas over 65 million...
