10 Places in the Universe Where Alien Life Might Exist
Today, our aspiration of finding alien life out there became an obsession. We all believe that aliens exist and some of us are even certain … Read more
Today, our aspiration of finding alien life out there became an obsession. We all believe that aliens exist and some of us are even certain … Read more
Today, humanity is reaching towards the stars and telescopes have a huge role in this quest. Telescopes are becoming better and better and, as the … Read more
We’re all used to odd conspiracy theories about aliens and UFOs at this point and they have seen a lot of attention ever since Roswell. … Read more
It’s said that it’s difficult to find something that’s more generally fascinating than space and dinosaurs. No matter your age, it’s perfectly normal to feel … Read more
A 4.5 inch telescope is an inexpensive way to start out in astronomy Generally when we refer to a 4.5″ telescope we are referring to … Read more
A six inch telescope is pretty much the amateur astronomers entry level size telescope The six inch telescope (150 mm Reflector) is a good size … Read more
You have probably heard of the Hubble Telescope. But you might not know much about the man it was named after. His name is Edwin … Read more
Get Started with Backyard Astronomy – Beginners Guide The beauty of a starry night brings a remarkable sense of awe and using a telescope or … Read more
Lord Rosse (William Parsons) (1800 – 1867) In the 19th century there really weren’t a whole lot of professional astronomers . The art and science … Read more
(1571 – 1630) Johannes Kepler was an astronomer, telescope maker, optician and mathematician who lived in Germany. He worked as a Mathematics teacher at a … Read more
Christiaan Huygens and the biggest telescopes of the 17th Century The 17th century was a very prosperous time for science, with advances made in physics, … Read more
The Dobsonian is a simple, low-cost telescope design made popular in the 1970s by amateur astronomer John Dobson of San Francisco. A Dobsonian telescope is … Read more
Biggest telescopes in the world Science nerds love telescopes! They are buckets that collect light. And the bigger the bucket the more light they can … Read more
How Galileo’s Telescope Created the Modern Science of Astronomy Galileo challenged conventional views of the universe by observing by observing objects in the sky then … Read more
Sir Isaac Newton didn’t use his telescope to find any new things in the universe but he did use it to radically transform how we … Read more
The Gregorian Telescope was designed and invented by James Gregory who was a Scottish Mathematician and Astronomer of the 17th Century (1638 – 1675). He … Read more
Herschel was a famous astronomer and telescope maker who lived from 1738 to 1822. The science and art of astronomy and telescope making owes a … Read more
Unusual Life Of Tycho Brahe One of the Great Astronomers of all times and the largest, most dramatic crater on the moon is named after … Read more
Famous Astronomers & Telescopes The Telescope has a four hundred year history and in this time there have been a lot of astronomers and telescope … Read more
Stargazing is nothing related to the big organizations and institutes only, it is something many people wish to do far and often. The main idea … Read more
Best Telescopes under $200 for Beginners If you’re a neophyte to the world of Astronomy and you want to jump right away to the action, … Read more
Sunspot Facts The sun is commonly regarded as a featureless, unchanging ball of light. The Sun, on the other hand, has seasons, or cycles of … Read more
Facts about the Lunar Rover Quick! What’s 30 years old, weighs 80 pounds (on the Moon), gets great gas mileage, and folds up like a … Read more
Greek Myths of the Constellations Stars have been a subject of fascination throughout history, and almost each ancient culture had their own ideas about where … Read more
Ancient Art: Evidence of Aliens? The creation of our universe and the history of human evolution has puzzled us for centuries and centuries. Science failed … Read more
To many school kids, Jupiter is the king planet, at least in our solar system. It was the center of attention for its gigantic size … Read more
The dictionary definition of the word crater is as follows “a large hole in the ground or a surface caused by an explosion”. These holes … Read more
After Mercury, Venus, and Earth in the solar system, Mars is located at the fourth position away from the sun. As one of the closest … Read more
One of History’s Most Famous Female Astronomers Annie Jump Cannon had a major impact on the field of astronomy, and her system for classifying stars … Read more
The relative positions of the Earth, Sun, and Moon as the Moon orbits Earth cause the phases of the Moon. Every month as the Moon … Read more
Why Are Planets Round? Earth and the other solid planets were liquid when they formed. Surface tension and gravity force fluids including planets, stars, and … Read more
Why do lunar eclipses only occur during a full moon and solar eclipses during a new moon? Answering this question requires a knowledge of both … Read more
Where & When to Look for Meteor Showers Important facts on all the major meteor showers throughout the year. Meteors can streak across the sky … Read more
Meteors Facts: Shooting & Falling Stars Meteors are sudden streaks of light in the sky that can happen during predicted showers or at random. Meteors … Read more
The Perseid meteor shower is one of the most dependable meteor showers. Observers can generally expect 40 to 60 meteors hourly when the shower peaks. … Read more
How to Find the Galaxy M31 Andromeda, the Woman in Chains, is an unremarkable fall constellation except as a home to the easiest galaxy to … Read more