In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Astronomy

• HUBBLE ILLUMINATES A DARK, DUSTY PILLAR
  The updated photo celebrates the space telescope’s 35th birthday.
• DARK ENERGY MAY BE CHANGING
  Major survey results hint that dark energy is not constant, raising questions about the standard cosmological model.
• THE MILKY WAY
  Scientists are turning to simulations and experiments to understand how life-indicating molecules behave.
• DID EARTH ONCE HAVE A RING?
  Long before the dinosaurs, our planet may have looked a little like Saturn.
• A month of close meetings
  THE SOLAR SYSTEM’S CHANGING LANDSCAPE AS IT APPEARS IN EARTH’S SKY.
• RISING MOON
  Wargentin pancake
• METEOR WATCH
  A busy morning
• COMET SEARCH
  Rising out of the depths
• LOCATING ASTEROIDS
  Not hanging in the balance
• A GALAXY CLUSTER CONUNDRUM
  JWST observations of the Phoenix Cluster support a theory that other clusters challenge.
• SKY GLOWS you should know
  If you see an odd light in the sky, fear not — it has a scientific explanation.
• Who’s afraid of the Big Bad Moon?
  The Full Moon typically ruins deep-sky imaging, but it’s amazing what the right processing can bring out.
• The DWARF 3 scope is a GIANT in its field
  DwarfLab’s updated smart scope has a larger lens, an equatorial option, and an enhanced sensor.
• Cataloging the heavens
  Lists upon lists.
• Star varieties
  Astronomy’s experts from around the globe answer your cosmic questions.