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L'astronomie est la science de l'observation des astres. C'est un domaine très peu fréquenté voire pas du tout en Afrique. Et pour lever le mystère que (...)
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L'astronomie est la science de l'observation des astres. C'est un domaine très peu fréquenté voire pas du tout en Afrique. Et pour lever le mystère que (...)
WATCH OUT How to see Mercury in the night sky – the tiny planet will be visible after sunset this month Charlotte Edwards, Digital Technology and Science Reporter May 3 2021, 12:22 ET MAY is a great month to spot the tiny planet Mercury in the sky. All you'll need is some binoculars or a telescope and to be in the right spot after sunset. 2 That includes stargazers in the UK and the US. You'll need to look west-northwest around 30 minutes after sunset. A great date to do this is on May 13 because Mercury will be around for 135 minutes after sunset. 2 Look for Mercury 30 minutes after sunse...
News VIDEO: Hope Probe will have one shot to capture Mars’ orbit, or disappear in space: Omran Sharaf 02 Feb 2021 Gulf Today, Staff Reporter The Hope Probe project organised a media briefing at the headquarters of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre in Al Khawaneej area, Dubai, in cooperation with the UAE government media office. The engineering team for Hope Probe operations held the briefing to announce completion of the necessary preparations for the arrival of the Probe to capture orbit around Mars, which is scheduled for Feb.9 at 7.42 pm UAE time. Omran Sharaf, Proje...
Christmas night astronomy: what to see in the night sky on 25 December December 21, 2020 at 11:30 am Aside from the turbulent year that was 2020, many people have discovered the joy of looking up at the night sky for the first time this year, and will have asked for a telescope this Christmas. Every year as the Sun sets at the end of Christmas Day, turkey-stuffed astronomy newcomers unpack their first telescope and head outside. Advertisement Yet as new telescope owners stand there beneath the winter sky, their wacky Christmas jumpers hidden beneath thick coats and mighty Orion staring down ...