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Post #2868 15
🌌 A Plane Lunar Eclipse

Did you need to be on the right side of this airplane to see this eclipse?

No
Post #2867 12
🚀 Launch Preview: Array of international launches planned this week

Six missions are scheduled to launch from launch sites across the globe this week. After…
Post #2866 18
🚀 Launch Preview: Falcon Heavy to launch Roman telescope, Falcon 9 to launch Starlink satellites

This week will see five orbital launches from China, the United States, and French Guiana.…

#SpaceX #Falcon9 #Astronomy #SpaceTelescope
Post #2865 18
🌌 M74: A Grand Design Spiral

If not the most grand, then this
spiral galaxy is at least one of the most photogenic
Post #2863 109
Meteor Dust What's happening to this meteor?

It is shedding its outer layers as it passes through the
Earth's atmosphere and heats up
Post #2859 37
IC 342: Hidden Galaxy in Camelopardalis Similar in size to large, bright spiral galaxies in our neighborhood,
IC 342
is a mere 10 million light-years
distant
toward the long-necked, northern constellation
Camelopardalis
Post #2856 29
Full Moonlight The Full Moon is the brightest lunar phase,
and tonight you can
stand in the light of the first Full Moon of 2026
Post #2855 22
The Red Rectangle Nebula from Hubble How was the unusual Red Rectangle nebula created?

At the nebula's center is an aging
binary star system
that surely powers the nebula but does not, as yet, explain its colors
Post #2854 24
NanoSail-D2 In 2011, on January 20,
NASA's
NanoSail-D2 unfurled a very thin and very reflective
10 square meter sail becoming the first solar sail spacecraft in
low Earth orbit
Post #2853 25
Auroral Corona Cycle 25 solar maximum
made 2025 a great year for
aurora borealis
(or aurora australis)
on planet Earth
Post #2851 22
An Artificial Comet Yes, but can your comet tail do this?

No, and what you are seeing is not the
tail of a
comet
Post #2848 33
Apollo 17's Moonship Awkward and angular looking,
Apollo 17's
lunar module Challenger
was designed for flight in the near vacuum of space
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