Best deep-sky objects for beginners | Astronomy.com
With a modest telescope, you can observe these celestial beauties.
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Astro Bob: Red Planet meets Blue Planet, Aquariid meteor shower July 29-30
Mars and Uranus are close this weekend, the same time the Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks.
Source: duluthnewstribune.com
Astro Bob: Red Planet meets Blue Planet, Aquariid meteor shower July 29-30
Mars and Uranus are close this weekend, the same time the Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks.
Source: parkrapidsenterprise.com
Astro Bob: Red Planet meets Blue Planet, Aquariid meteor shower July 29-30
Mars and Uranus are close this weekend, the same time the Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks.
Source: jamestownsun.com
Astro Bob: Red Planet meets Blue Planet, Aquariid meteor shower July 29-30
Mars and Uranus are close this weekend, the same time the Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks.
Source: grandforksherald.com
Astro Bob: Red Planet meets Blue Planet, Aquariid meteor shower July 29-30
Mars and Uranus are close this weekend, the same time the Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks.
Source: inforum.com
Astro Bob: Red Planet meets Blue Planet, Aquariid meteor shower July 29-30
Mars and Uranus are close this weekend, the same time the Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks.
Source: brainerddispatch.com
Giant 'cosmic snowball' K2 Comet receding in the sky but you can still spot the 'megacomet' this summer - here's how
A GIANT ice comet that came closest to Earth on Thursday can still be spotted.With a telescope, you can spot the K2 Comet receding in the sky in the c
Source: thesun.co.uk
Megacomet K2 caught on camera cruising through celestial equator
The massive Comet C/2017 K2 glows in the dark in this long-exposure image captured by an astrophotographer on June 18, before its closest approach to Earth.
Source: space.com
Welcome Earth Day with the Greatest April Shower of All: The Lyrids!
"April is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain." -T. S. Eliot Of course you all know the refrain, "April showers bring May flowers," but there's one April shower that brings fireballs instead: the Lyrids!
Source: scienceblogs.com