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Archive for January, 2024

Decade-long Dark Energy Survey offers new insights into the expansion of the universe

January 16th, 2024 by

Scientists studied 1,500 supernovas to better understand dark energy and the results call the standard model of cosmology into question.

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Total solar eclipse 2024: How and where to watch online for free

January 16th, 2024 by

On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will be visible across North America. You can watch the action unfold live here.

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Nikon Zf review

January 16th, 2024 by

The vintage-styled Nikon Zf mirrorless isn’t just a pretty face, -10EV autofocusing sensitivity and the widest ISO range in Nikon’s Z-series cameras makes this an astro performer.

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NASA’s troubled Mars sample-return mission has scientists seeing red

January 16th, 2024 by

NASA’s Mars Sample Return program is the agency’s highest priority in planetary science, but projected multibillion-dollar overruns have some calling the plan a ‘dumpster fire.’

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Celestron’s new telescope is a step away from their current line-up

January 16th, 2024 by

Their first smart telescope, Celestron has just announced their latest intelligent offering, the Celestron Origin at CES 2024.

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Meet the 4 astronauts of SpaceX’s Ax-3 launch for Axiom Space

January 16th, 2024 by

An international crew of four private astronauts are launching on Axiom Space’s third mission to the International Space Station.

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Planets can form much faster than thought, new ALMA telescope photos suggest

January 15th, 2024 by

Clouds of dust and gas not far from our solar system are giving astronomers a rare glimpse into the earliest stages of planet formation.

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No alien life needed: Dark streaks in Venus’ atmosphere can be explained by iron minerals

January 15th, 2024 by

The dark streaks in Venus’ atmosphere — a potential sign of life, according to some researchers — can be explained by Iron-bearing sulfate minerals, a new study reports.

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