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Author: Astronomy Staff

Science

The Week in Pictures: April 20–26, 2013

Telescopes and Equipment

Celestron Off-Axis Guider

Science

How do scientists know that the particles revealed after a proton or lead ion collision are different from each other, such as quarks and muons, and not just smaller pieces of protons or lead ions? (If I were to smash two lead bullets together, they would break into smaller pieces, but they would still be lead.)

Telescopes and Equipment

Tele Vue Delos EDL-08.0mm eyepiece

Stars

Is it possible for a quark star to exist?

Human Spaceflight, Robotic Spaceflight

How do mission designers know at what angle to land on an astronomical body such as the Moon, Mars, or Earth?

Human Spaceflight, Telescopes and Equipment

Orion 2″ Low-Profile Dual-Speed Hybrid Reflector Focuser

Telescopes and Equipment

Celestron StarSense Accessory

Telescopes and Equipment

Olivon 80° ED Wide Angle Eyepieces

Telescopes and Equipment

Meade Series 5000 Xtreme Wide Angle 20mm Eyepiece

Science

The Week in Pictures: April 13–19, 2013

Science

The Week in Pictures: April 6–12, 2013

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