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CosmoBC.com » Posts tagged "Telescope"

Tag Archives: Telescope

Common Tools Used to Gather Data in Space

Posted on Apr 24, 2020 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Space Exploration, Telescopes
Hubble Telescope

As a species, we’re working on expanding our horizons — literally — by making our first forays into outer space. In the next decade, we’re hoping to have people living permanently on the Moon and may even be making the … Continue reading →

83 Black Holes Found at the Edge of the Universe

Posted on Apr 11, 2019 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Astronomy, Physics, Telescopes
Black Hole

International astronomers have made an incredible discovery recently that many may not see the significance of right away. Astronomers discovered 83 supermassive black holes on the edge of the universe. There’s a lot to unpack from that simple statement, but … Continue reading →

TESS Space Telescope Discovers First Exoplanet

Posted on Oct 17, 2018 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Astronomy, Telescopes
TESS Space Telescope

The TESS space telescope was launched on April 18, 2018, sitting atop a Space X Falcon 9 rocket. This telescope, which is short for the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, is designed to scan the night sky in search of one … Continue reading →

The ESA Just Released the Most Comprehensive Image of the Milky Way

Posted on Apr 28, 2018 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Astronomy, Pictures, Space Exploration, Stargazing, Telescopes
Milky Way Night Sky

On a clear night, we can look up at the night sky and see our galaxy – The Milky Way – spinning away in the blackness. Even with the naked eye, it’s a magnificent sight to behold, but we can’t … Continue reading →

Stargazers App is About to Revolutionize the Universe of Astronomy

Posted on Jun 16, 2017 by Press Release. Filed under Astronomy, Stargazing, Telescopes
Stargazers App

Stargazers app is the first mobile app which allows everyone to control Stargazers.Space telescopes from its own tablet, then take and share live pictures of space in just a few touches on a screen. “Imagine being able to contemplate the … Continue reading →

How Will the Internet of Things Change Space Exploration?

Posted on May 17, 2017 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Astronomy, Space Exploration
Satellite Space Earth

The Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to change our world immensely. It will present new opportunities, as well as new challenges. IoT refers to the idea of connecting virtually any electronic device to the Internet and connecting them … Continue reading →

How Beginners Can Safely Observe Solar Prominences, Filaments & Flares

Posted on Oct 20, 2016 by Luigi Papagno. Filed under Astronomy, Stargazing, Telescopes
Sun With Solar Flares

Two things set the Sun apart from all other stars in the Universe: it does not belong to any constellation, and it is close enough to Earth to be observed and studied in exquisite detail with nothing more than modest … Continue reading →

Top Mistakes Beginning Astronomers Make

Posted on Sep 22, 2016 by Luigi Papagno. Filed under Astronomy, Stargazing, Telescopes
Star Party. Photo by the U.S. National Park Service.

Amateur astronomy is not for everybody, just like golf or football is not for everybody, but if you are sure that you want to take up the hobby of gazing at the Universe (or at least some of it) in … Continue reading →

Preparing For Launch: An Update on JWST

Posted on Feb 25, 2016 by Megan Ray Nichols. Filed under Astronomy, Physics, Space Exploration, Telescopes
James Webb Space Telescope

Move over, Hubble! NASA’s currently in the middle of building Hubble’s successor as we speak. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWTS) will help astronomers understand the history of the universe using infrared technology and a mirror coated in 24-karat gold! To discover how these function, read on, and prepare to launch! Continue reading →

Light Pollution – What Is It and Why It’s Bad

Posted on Oct 24, 2015 by abhijit. Filed under Astronomy, Stargazing, Telescopes
Dark Sky Magnitude Scale. Photo by International Dark Sky Association.

We often hear about air, water and land pollution, but we rarely hear about light pollution. So, what’s light pollution? All the artificial light that humanity creates comes under light pollution. The artificial might be of any source like burning fuels … Continue reading →

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