Sky Telescope Noticas recientes

1. April Podcast: Celestial Carnivores

   This month we’ll watch bright planets come and go, track down some celestial carnivores, and enjoy a splash of mid-spring meteors. So grab your curiosity, and come along on this month’s Sky Tour episode.

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2. Tiny Disks Shed Light on Super-Earth Origins

   A team of astronomers has obtained high-resolution images of all known protoplanetary disks in the Lupus star-forming region.

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3. This Week's Sky at a Glance, March 28 – April 6

   While waiting for sunrise on eclipse morning, can you catch Venus rising as a tiny, thin crescent? Go out earlier while the sky is still dark, and you get a preview of July evenings with Scorpius on the meridian.

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4. Sunrise Solar Eclipse on March 29th for Eastern North America

   The March 29th partial solar eclipse offers unique opportunities for photography and viewing alike.

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5. Cosmic Fog Lifted Earlier Than Expected

   New observations show that the universe's first light penetrated the fog of the cosmic dark ages just 330 million years after the Big Bang.

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6. T CrB Not the Only Star Ready to Blow, Meet U Gem

   As we wait on recurrent nova T CrB, dwarf nova U Geminorum is teeing up for its next 8-magnitude outburst.

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7. New Data Hint at Changing Dark Energy — and a Different Cosmic Fate

   New data hint that dark energy is weakening over time. If true, it means that our most trusted cosmological models may be wrong.

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8. Flame Nebula Images Show Star Formation Turnover for the First Time

   For the first time, researchers have identified a turnover in the initial mass function of a star cluster.

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9. This Week's Sky at a Glance, March 21 – 30

   If you're in the US northeast or eastern Canada, start planning for the sunrise partial eclipse on March 29th! In the night sky the stern of the ship Argo is at its highest, abutting the stern of Canis Major.

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10. Pulsars Yield Dark Matter Density in Our Galactic Neighborhood

    A new technique to measure the motions of pulsars for the first time enables more precise estimates of local dark matter density.

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