JWST observations of Saturn's atmosphere revealed unprecedented details of its aurora and upper atmosphere, including previously unseen, complex structures. In the ionosphere (1100 km altitude), dark, ...

Neptune reached opposition at 9:00 A.M. EDT, rendering it visible throughout the night. Neptune, at magnitude 7.7, is not visible to the unaided eye but can be located 2.7° northeast of Saturn using ...

The autumnal equinox occurs at 2:19 P.M. EDT, marking the beginning of astronomical autumn in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere, with equal sunlight distribution across ...

Saturn reached opposition at 2 A.M. EDT, exhibiting high visibility throughout the night and presenting optimal viewing conditions for its rings and moons. Saturn's apparent magnitude was 0.6 in ...

Mariner 10, launched November 3, 1973, performed its second Mercury flyby on September 21, 1974, at an approximate distance of 48,000 kilometers. Mariner 10 was the first spacecraft to visit Mercury ...

On September 20th, beginning around 12:30 A.M. EDT, Titan, a moon of Saturn, will transit across the planet's disk, accompanied by its shadow. The transit will be visible telescopically, with Titan's ...

On a specified date, the Moon will pass 0.8° north of Venus and 1.3° north of Regulus (magnitude 1.4), with Venus and Regulus separated by less than 0.5°. This celestial trio will rise around 4:30 A.M ...

The 9mm Nagler Type 7 eyepiece offers a mix of sharpness and correction for deep-sky objects. This new eyepiece presents an 82° apparent field of view. It is designed with comfort in mind for eyeglass ...

Saturn's observation is optimal around 1 A.M. local daylight time, when it reaches its highest point (50° south) before morning twilight. Telescopic observation of Saturn reveals its ring system ...

As of March 2025, Saturn possesses 274 confirmed moons, the highest number among planets in the solar system. Early discoveries, beginning with Titan in 1655, were limited to five moons by the late ...

Data from NASA's Dawn mission, analyzed via thermal and chemical models, suggests Ceres possessed a long-lasting internal heat source driven by radioactive element decay. This heat source, reaching ...

NGC 457, also known as the Owl Cluster, is readily observable with binoculars or telescopes in the evening sky. Located approximately 2.1° southwest of Delta Cassiopeiae, it is easily identified near ...