Saturn is easiest to spot right now after it's recent opposition , and you can find four other planets fairly easily in a dark sky around the Ohio Valley. Remember to get away from all lights, including city lights, and give your eyes time to adjust to the dark.
EarthSky | A rare Neptune-sized planet orbiting a giant star
This new discovery lies 873 light-years away in the constellation of Volans the Flying Fish. A-type stars are white or bluish-white and range from about 1.4 to 2.1 solar masses. They are also hotter than our own sun.
The researchers published their peer-reviewed paper on August 12, 2022, in The Astrophysical Journal Letters . Graduate student Steven Giacalone at UC Berkeley is the lead author.
One Exciting way to Find Planets: Detect the Signals From Their Magnetospheres - Universe Today
We have discovered thousands of exoplanets in recent years. Most have them have been discovered by the transit method , where an optical telescope measures the brightness of a star over time.
It isn’t easy to observe exoplanets at radio wavelengths. Most planets don’t emit much radio light, and most stars do. The radio light from stars can also be quite variable, due to things such as stellar flares. But large gas planets like Jupiter can be radio bright.
SINFONIETTA REVIEW: 'We're talking very BIG planets' | News, Sports, Jobs - Lake Placid News
The Lake Placid Sinfonietta under the direction of Stuart Malina, “the little orchestra that does,” needed to sound like a very big orchestra to pull off the two pieces on the program at the Sunday, Aug. 14 performance at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts.
Mr. Jones insists nevertheless that there is still “something rotten in Denmark” going on here and promises “a full disclosure” to the nation “as soon as the incriminating details come to light.”
Breaking in a new planet - Purdue University News
Brandon Johnson, an expert in impact crater dynamics, surrounded by some of his favorite research subjects: Mercury, Mars and the moon. (Purdue University photo/Rebecca McElhoe)
Studying how those impacts affect planetary bodies, asteroids, moons and other rocks in space helps planetary scientists including Brandon Johnson, associate professor, and Sean Wiggins, postdoctoral researcher, in the College of Science ’s Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary ...
How Many Moons Could You Fit in The Sky? The Answer May Surprise You : ScienceAlert
The answer, according to a new study, is that Earth could support two more Moon-sized moons, and even more if they were smaller. That's based on detailed physics simulations covering a period of 3,000 years.
It's an interesting hypothetical to explore, but there's a practical purpose to the research too: it could help astronomers in figuring out how Earth formed, and in finding other Earth-like planets (and their moons) out in the wider Universe.
Grab binoculars or telescope - Jupiter and Mars are coming into full view
As the year moves on, we are starting to see the return of the morning planets slowly become the evening planets.
I am referring to the recent opposition of Saturn on Aug. 14 and the return of giant Jupiter and the planet Mars!
I hope that you are enjoying the telescopic view of Saturn and its amazing ring system and numerous satellites.
Review: PROM 33 - THE PLANETS, Royal Albert Hall
Matthew Kaner's piece, "Pearl", is a BBC commission and as such was making its world première at this event.
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Here's What You Need To Know About Uranus Retrograde 2022
If you thought the summer of retrogrades was crazy before, get ready for a serious — and energetic — switch–up. August 2022 is full of surprises, and none more anticipated than Uranus retrograde.
As astrologer Milkstrology pointed out on Twitter , planets that spend almost half a year to the entire year in retrograde — like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto — are less likely to interrupt your daily routine significantly and are more likely to create "undercurrents of change" ...
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