After decades of distant lunar surveys and brief visits, humanity is preparing for a meaningful return to the Moon. NASA’s Artemis lunar observation programme — powered by the Orion spacecraft — goes far beyond simply landing astronauts. It’s about changing how we study, observe, and understand the Moon. For scientists, educators, and amateur astronomers alike, […]
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Getting started in astronomy photography means diving into the fascinating world of celestial bodies and their movements. It’s about understanding what’s going on above us and learning what you can capture with a camera. There’s a lot up there that can make any image awe-inspiring when done right. You’ll want to become familiar with the
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Telescopes have always fascinated us, opening up the universe for exploration. When it comes to choosing a telescope, understanding the difference between refractors and reflectors can help you make your decision. Choosing the right type of telescope also largely depends on what you want to observe. Each type has its strengths, so understanding your observing
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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is humanity’s most powerful eye on the universe — NASA’s long-awaited successor to the legendary Hubble Space Telescope. Since its flawless launch on December 25, 2021, JWST has been reshaping our understanding of the cosmos. It’s revealing new-born stars, distant galaxies formed just after the Big Bang, and the
