Welcome back to the astrosphere, here’s what’s happening in space… space… space.
Today’s astrophoto from the Bad Astronomy/Universe Today forum is from Dave Mitsky. It’s NGC 7635, aka the Bubble Nebula.
The Daily Galaxy has a look at Gliese 581c’s big brother. Probably not a great place for life.
I covered the double supernova here. Phil Plait from Bad Astronomy has a great description of it was well.
SciGuy has a story about a successful test of a plasma rocket.
Tom’s Astronomy Blog has a nice comparison between Antares and our Sun.
It’s turns out that you don’t need a high-powered quantum experiment to observe Heisenberg’s uncertainty…
It’s not unusual for space probes to complete gravitational flyby manoeuvres en route to their…
According to the most widely held astronomical model (the Nebular Hypothesis), new stars are born…
The hunt for aliens goes hand in hand with the hunt for habitable planets. Astronomers…
Computers are an integral part of space exploration, keeping them functioning when away from Earth.…
By the end of this decade, NASA, the Chinese National Space Agency (CNSA), Roscosmos, and…