08/19/2022 |
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NEWS & FEATURES |
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 India Ministry of Science & Technology Instead of a traditional glass mirror, this window to the cosmos uses a spinning pan of liquid mercury. |
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 NASA/Ben Smegelsky NASA’s new lunar missions will set the basis for humanity’s next leap: Mars. |
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 Rod Pommier An astroimager follows in Edwin Hubble’s footsteps to prove the utter vastness of our universe using a single star. |
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 The makers of Astronomy magazine present the Mars Collection! This highly anticipated box features a 6" Percival Lowell Mars globe, Mars 37 Pocket Atlas, Topographic Model of the Jezero Crater, and more. Subscribe today to get free shipping and a bonus gift. |
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 Donald Machholz/Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) Soft-spoken with an encyclopedic knowledge of the solar system’s small bodies, Machholz regularly scoured the heavens for most of his life. |
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 ESA/Hubble & NASA Is there a quasar behind every black hole, and a black hole behind every quasar? Are these different faces of the same object? |
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OBSERVING |
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 NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA Your daily digest of celestial events coming soon to a sky near you. Updated Friday morning at 9 A.M. Central. |
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PICTURE OF THE DAY |
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 Clark Bacaltos from Modesto, CA The legendary Lagoon Nebula (M8) in Sagittarius is one of the few star-forming regions in the northern sky visible to the naked eye. This image processed in HOO filters shows off the dark tendrils and Bok globules of dense gas and dust where stars are being born. |
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