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Aldebaran, seen deeply: A glimpse of the Sun’s future

January 9, 2023 Issue #510

Planets forming, squeezed until they melt, and in a binary system

A bit of a hodgepodge of exoplanetary news today

Philip Plait

BAN #317: Uneven black holes merge, Adolescent eagle

26 April 2021 Issue #317

BAN #333: Solar flux

21 June 2021 Issue #333

A star ripped to shreds reveals a galaxy’s second black hole

Nothing about this story isn’t really big

Philip Plait

BAN #292: Annual Sun, Volcano from space, SPHEREx takes a step toward launch

28 January 2021 Issue #292

BAN #338: Martian iridescence, Thoughts on a spectrum

08 July 2021 Issue #338

supernovaesupernovae

+3+3

Mini-Neptunes may be hot and solid. Also, a star blew out a LOT of stuff before exploding.

Exoplanets keep getting weirder, and a pre-supernova star expelled truly vast amounts of helium

Philip Plait

Hubble Space TelescopeHubble Space Telescope

+6+6

Happy solstice, and a gorgeous galaxy with which to measure the Universe

The longest night is now behind us, and a Hubble image of a galaxy used as a ruler

Philip Plait

BAN #294: Mole stops digging, Searchin’ no more, NASA gives nod to New Glenn

04 February 2021 Issue #294

BAN #312: The Local Standard of Rest

08 April 2021 Issue #312

BAN #375: RSS feed back up, Föhn wall clouds

15 November 2021 Issue #375

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