Today (Oct. 2), the moon and sun will create a "ring of fire" during an annular solar eclipse. Here's how and when to catch the spectacular phenomenon.

An algorithm that detects streaks of light in telescope images could help to counter a growing threat to astronomy.

In addition to refraction hastening sunrise and delaying sunset, there is another factor that makes daylight longer than night at an equinox: sunrise and sunset are defined as the times when the first ...

Matt Jackson, 37, a Livingston resident and owner of Montana DarkStar Photography, a Livingston photo gallery, was recognized ...

Astronomy Now magazine is an interesting publication which contains news, exciting new book reviews as well as an informative beginners' guide to observing all aspects of the exciting world of space ...

History Today is a unique cultural institution, bringing the best in historical writing and research to a wide audience. The magazine created the concept of popular history, mixing styles, genres and ...

Two new artificial intelligence institutions within the National Science Foundation will be dedicated to developing AI algorithms and models specific to astronomy and astrophysics data. The ...

Ryan Imperio has been crowned the overall winner of the prestigious Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition for his captivating image of Baily’s beads during the 2023 annular eclipse.

Now in its 16th year, the Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition aims to highlight amateur space photographers from around the globe. This year's winning image was taken by Ryan Imperio ...

This week, Royal Observatory Greenwich announced the winners of its Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition. There are 11 categories, ranging from photos of skyscapes, the moon, galaxies, and ...

The Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition ... he says in a catalog of the winners sent to Smithsonian magazine. “As the sequence progresses, a sort of exaggerated projection is created ...

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