11/11/2022 |
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NEWS & FEATURES |
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 NASA Aqua/MODIS If the 2023 annular eclipse had occurred Oct. 14 of this year instead, would observers in the U.S. have seen it through clear skies? |
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 NASA, ESA & A. van der Hoeven The IceCube observatory in Antarctica has captured the best evidence yet that the galactic core of M77 is producing neutrinos. |
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 SpaceX The powerful rocket’s first flight since 2019 went off without a hitch, delivering Space Force payloads to geosynchronous Earth orbit. |
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 DESY, Science Communication Lab The event has left scientists scratching their heads, as the indigestion stems from a seemingly unremarkable feeding event in 2018. |
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 NASA/Goddard/SwR The NASA spacecraft took the image as it executed its first of three gravity assists that will sling it out to Jupiter’s territory. |
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OBSERVING |
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 Yu-Hang Kuo (Flickr) 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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 Tim Song Jones, taken from Afton, CA These swirling, iridescent clouds lit by the fading Sun are the remains of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket contrail, launched the evening of Oct. 27 from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California to carry a fresh batch of Starlink satellites to orbit. According to SpaceX, it was the eighth launch for this booster, which had previously launched NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission. |
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