2010 RF 12 by Bernhard Hausler. Click the link below visit amication.de and see more of Mr. Hausler’s images of 2010 R᭤ including animations. Today brings not 1, but two asteroids really close to us, particularly 2010 RF12. Both had been discovered just three days ago. See additional images of 2010 RF12. Truly as of this writing a [...]
Four small moons of Saturn are visible in this Cassini image. Click for a larger version. Image credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute Cassini is nonetheless out there carrying out good work, here’s one the latest releases. The Cassini internet site caption: A quartet of Saturn’s moons are shown with a sliver from the rings on this Cassini spacecraft look at. From [...]
Sept. 2, 2010 – An international team of astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope reports a significant brightening of the emissions from Supernova 1987A. The results, which appear in this week’s Science magazine, are consistent with theoretical predictions about how supernovae interact with their immediate galactic environment. The team observed the supernova remnant in optical, ultraviolet, and near-infrared light. They [...]
NASA’s newly refurbished Hubble Area Telescope captured observations of a nearby supernova, which permits astronomers to track “star guts” ejected into room following the cosmic explosion. The University of Colorado is taking the lead on a new examine, which intends to research the make-up and velocity of these star guts. A team of astronomers is charting the interactions between [...]
Phil Plait, from Blogs.discovermagazine.com, posted an article today explaining why Astronomers, the individuals who spend their days seeking up at the stars, do not ever report seeing UFOs. Even though it’s a excellent question, I discovered the answer to be insulting and narrow-minded. Yes, yes I know that you’ll find those individuals who can confuse the Moon or an airplane [...]
