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Our November issue is out now!

Our November issue is out now!

by Jonathan Nally | Oct 16, 2020 | Amateur astronomy, Astronomy, News

Here’s what you’ll find in the Nov/Dec 2020 issue of Australian Sky & Telescope magazine — on sale now at your local newsagent, or you can subscribe to the print or digital edition. Features: To touch the Sun — NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is on a...
Space centre for WA school as part of $16.1m upgrade

Space centre for WA school as part of $16.1m upgrade

by Jonathan Nally | Aug 18, 2020 | Amateur astronomy, Astronomy, Telescopes

Above: WA Premier, Mark McGowan, visited Joseph Banks Secondary College to make the announcement of a $16.1m upgrade to school facilities. Image courtesy Joseph Banks Secondary College. PERTH’S JOSEPH BANKS SECONDARY COLLEGE will get a new building featuring a space...
Our September issue is out now!

Our September issue is out now!

by Jonathan Nally | Aug 17, 2020 | Amateur astronomy, Astronomy, News

Here’s what you’ll find in the Sep/Oct issue of Australian Sky & Telescope magazine — on sale now at your local newsagent, or you can subscribe to the print or digital edition. Features: The hunt for the first exomoons — Scientists are trying to detect moons...
Planetary core discovery gives glimpse inside other worlds

Planetary core discovery gives glimpse inside other worlds

by Jonathan Nally | Jul 3, 2020 | Amateur astronomy, Astronomy, Planets

ABOVE: An artist’s impression showing a Neptune-sized planet in the ‘Neptunian Desert’. It is extremely rare to find an object of this size and density so close to its star. Credit: University of Warwick/Mark Garlick. THE SURVIVING CORE OF A GAS GIANT...
Astronomers to attempt world record on June 21

Astronomers to attempt world record on June 21

by Jonathan Nally | Jun 19, 2020 | Amateur astronomy, Astronomy, Features, News

ABOVE: City lights below can spoil our view of the stars above. Credit: Y. Beletsky (LCO)/ESO. By Marnie Ogg ASTRONOMERS NATURALLY REVEL IN THE DARK, yet for hundreds of years the disciples of the night sky have watched it disappear into a haze of light pollution. As...
Siding Spring to get new infrared survey telescope

Siding Spring to get new infrared survey telescope

by Jonathan Nally | May 31, 2020 | Amateur astronomy, Astronomy, Features, News, Telescopes

Above: An artist’s impression of gas swirling into a black hole. The Dynamic REd All-Sky Monitoring Survey (DREAMS) telescope will try to spot infrared radiation from black holes, neutron stars, quasars and many other objects in deep space. A NEW INFRARED...
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