Sky Telescope Noticas recientes

1. Rubin Observatory Sends 800,000 Alerts to Astronomers — Per Night

   The Vera Rubin Observatory is seeing 800,000 astronomical alerts per night — and that number will only increase.

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2. AI Reveals New Galaxies in James Webb Space Telescope Images

   Known as ASTERIS, the AI network removes noise from images to reveal features a full magnitude fainter than before.

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3. Dawn Delight: Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3rd

   March opens with a spectacular total lunar eclipse. Our guide will help you make the most of it.

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4. Largest Image of Its Kind Will Solve Milky Way Mystery

   Stars have a hard time forming in the extreme environment around our Milky Way’s black hole. New data promises to explain why.

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5. March Podcast: The Winter Triangle

   This month’s episode showcases the stars and planets visible on March evenings. First up: March 3rd’s predawn a total lunar eclipse! Then track down three planets after sunset, and savor the easy-to-spot Winter Triangle of bright stars.

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6. SpaceX Aims to Launch 1 Million AI Data Center Satellites

   Experts are concerned that the satellites could ruin dark skies, pollute the atmosphere, and worsen space debris. The public has a limited time to comment.

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7. This Week's Sky at a Glance, February 27 – March 8

   Jupiter forms a T with the Moon, Pollux, and Castor on Friday February 27th. Low in the western twilight, Saturn and Venus close in on each other. And can you catch the total lunar eclipse on the morning of March 3rd?

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8. Astronomers Witness Transformation of One of the Largest Stars

   One of the largest known stars — a red supergiant — suddenly shrank and heated up, transforming into a different kind of star.

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9. A Planetary System That Breaks the Rules

   The unexpected arrangement of exoplanets around a star more than 100 light-years from Earth might change how we think about planet formation.

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10. This Week's Sky at a Glance, February 20 – March 1

    Three of the five naked-eye planets emerge in the fading afterglow of sunset. The first-quarter Moon Tuesday passes as close to straight up as you may ever see it. And can you try for Sirius B?

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