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JWST finds oldest black hole ever seen

01/25/2024

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NASA/Aurore Simonnet (Sonoma State Univ.) SCIENCE JWST finds oldest black hole ever seen, and it’s hungry Astronomers have spotted the oldest black hole ever seen, about 400 million years after the Big Bang, wolfing down material much faster than expected.

Credit: NASA, ESA, STScI, Alexa Gordon (Northwestern) SCIENCE Scientists trace unusual fast radio burst to ‘blob’ of dwarf galaxies	ECLIPSE STORE EclipSmart 2x Power Viewers Solar Eclipse Observing Kit

NASA/JPL/USGS Where did Mars’ water go? This Week in Astronomy with Dave Eicher Mars was once a much wetter world, with abundant water flowing across its surface. What happened to all that water?

ECLIPSE STORE 2024 Total Solar Eclipse Shirt	paulista/Shutterstock. SCIENCE Could a hypothetical alien astronomer see us? This study makes the case

Jim Schaff OBSERVING The best equipment to see the eclipse Our expert picks include wraparound shades and a solar telescope with backpack.

NASA, ESA, and J. Jee (University of California, Davis). ASK ASTRO If dark matter is invisible, then how do we detect it? Because dark matter has mass, it does interact with normal matter — including photons — via gravity.

Tommy Lease, taken from Parker, Colorado PICTURE OF THE DAY Shadow play	Astronomy: Roen Kelly SKY THIS WEEK The Sky This Week: Mars and Mercury meet

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