Telescopes

NASA Pluto mission only just beginning - NetworkWorld.com

Telegraph.co.uk

NASA Pluto mission only just beginning NetworkWorld.com But while the shots were the most detailed yet nabbed by NASA's telescopes, it is the satellite known as New Horizons that may ultimately steal the Pluto ... New Hubble images reveal Pluto's dynamic surfaceChristian Science Monitor New Hubble Maps of Pluto Show Surface ChangesHubbleSite Pluto's White, Dark-Orange and Charcoal-Black Terrain Captured by NASA's HubblePR Newswire (press release) ABC Online -New Scientist (blog) -Science Daily (press release) all 442 news articles »

Has the Hubble Space Telescope spied asteroid-on-asteroid collision debris? - Christian Science Monitor

Reuters

Has the Hubble Space Telescope spied asteroid-on-asteroid collision debris? Christian Science Monitor X marks the (moving) spot: NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured what astronomers are suggesting is a debris tail that formed from a recent collision ... Bizarre Asteroid Collision is One For The X-FilesDiscovery News Suspected Asteroid Collision Leaves Trailing DebrisPR Newswire (press release) Mystery Debris Pattern Streaking Through Space Could Be First Image of ...Popular Science all 212 news articles »

MSU helped design solar telescopes - Billings Gazette

MSU helped design solar telescopes Billings Gazette BOZEMAN - Solar physicists at Montana State University helped design four telescopes that are scheduled to be launched into space Tuesday from the Kennedy ... and more »

UNL's Behlen Observatory sets free public viewing - Action 3 News

UNL's Behlen Observatory sets free public viewing Action 3 News Members of the Omaha Astronomical Society will set up telescopes outside the observatory, and a member of the observatory staff will talk about objects in ... and more »

New Space Telescopes Could Spot Dangerous Asteroids - Yahoo! News

BBC News

New Space Telescopes Could Spot Dangerous Asteroids Yahoo! News One space rock-hunting telescope would sit in orbit directly between the sun and Earth. The other would follow the orbit of Venus closer to the sun. ... Ground-based telescopes join the search for extraterrestrial lifeThe Guardian In a First, Ground-Based Telescope Measures Alien Planet's AtmosphereDiscover Magazine (blog) Probing Exoplanets from the Ground: A Little Telescope Goes a Long WayScience Daily (press release) Scientific American -AFP -The Hindu all 63 news articles »

Geoffrey Burbidge, Who Traced Life to Stardust, Is Dead at 84 - New York Times

Geoffrey Burbidge, Who Traced Life to Stardust, Is Dead at 84 New York Times A large man with an even larger voice, Dr. Burbidge was one of the last surviving giants of the postwar era of astronomy, when big telescopes were sprouting ... and more »

MSU helped design solar telescopes to be launched Feb. 9 - Montana State University

Daily Mail

MSU helped design solar telescopes to be launched Feb. 9 Montana State University BOZEMAN -- Solar physicists at Montana State University helped design and calibrate four telescopes that are scheduled to be launched Tuesday, Feb. ... Solar spacecraft to record sun at Imax resolutionCNET Solar Dynamics Observatory Set For Feb 9 LaunchRedOrbit Lockheed Martin-Built Instruments Ready for Launch on NASA's Solar Dynamics ...PR Newswire (press release) Space Daily -Government Video -Gearlog (blog) all 65 news articles »

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The Cstar TT-150 telescope features a 1.5x erect image lens, which allows it to be used like a Spotting Scope and Telescope All In 1 for observing both daytime landscapes and night sky objects! No up-side-down and reversed images! ...

Liftoff! MSU-designed solar telescopes set for launch – Missoulian ...
BOZEMAN - Solar physicists at Montana State University helped design four telescopes that are scheduled to be launched into space Tuesday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Unexplained Mysteries - Crop circles near telescopes
Documentary piece detailing crop formations appearing next to radio telescopes.

Riddled: Workshop of the Telescopes
I further learned that people have been experimenting with telescopic sights since the early 17th century, with Robert Hooke inventing the idea of cross-hairs for sighting; any number of designs were tried. In this test from 1674, ...

Astronomers help people see stars | Washington Examiner
Jim Stanicek vividly remembers the excitement he experienced the first time he looked through a telescope.

Historical of Telescopes
Telescopes made their mark in the history almost 400 years back in early 1600's. It all began when Galileo, an Italian mathematician, invented a new mechanical instrument that helped him in realizing his dream of viewing different ...

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come prima - CelestronImages.com is a thriving online community dedicated to the hobby of astrophotography with Celestron Telescopes and Optics. ... Visit Celestron.com - Telescopes, Binoculars, Spotters and more ...

MSU helps design solar telescopes to be launched Tuesday (Bozeman Daily Chronicle)
Solar physicists at Montana State University helped design and calibrate four telescopes that are scheduled to be launched Tuesday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

MSU helped design solar telescopes (ABC Montana)
BOZEMAN - Solar physicists at Montana State University helped design four telescopes that are scheduled to be launched into space Tuesday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

MSU Helped Design Solar Telescopes (Flathead Beacon)
BOZEMAN – Solar physicists at Montana State University helped design four telescopes that are scheduled to be launched into space Tuesday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. MSU research professor Piet Martens and associate research professor David McKenzie plan on being in Florida for the launch, scheduled for between 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Mountain.

MSU helped design solar telescopes to be launched Feb. 9 (KXLF Butte)
BOZEMAN -- Solar physicists at Montana State University helped design and calibrate four telescopes that are scheduled to be launched Tuesday, Feb. 9, from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Geoffrey Burbidge, Who Traced Life to Stardust, Is Dead at 84 (New York Times)
Dr. Burbidge was one of the last giants of the postwar era of astronomy, when big telescopes revealed a universe more diverse and violent than anybody had dreamed.

New Space Telescopes Could Spot Dangerous Asteroids (SPACE.com)
NASA's effort to spot asteroids that could threaten Earth may be starved for funding, but two new space telescopes could be enough to help safeguard the planet.

New Sunspots Could Produce Space Storms (SPACE.com via Yahoo! News)
A new group of spots is traversing the face of the sun. Sunspot group 1045 is an active region that has produced moderate (M-class) solar flares.