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How will the Sun die?

03/08/2024

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NASA/SDO SCIENCE How will the Sun die? Our Sun is about 4.6 billion years old, which is roughly at the middle-age point of its normal life. SPONSORED BY: ROCKLAND ASTRONOMY CLUB

Scott Sheppard SCIENCE New moons of Uranus and Neptune discovered	ECLIPSE STORE Wrap Around Solar Eclipse Glasses

NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Conceptual Image Lab The mystery of dark energy: This Week in Astronomy with Dave Eicher What’s most of the universe made of? The answer isn’t stars, galaxies, or even dark matter.

ECLIPSE STORE 2024 Eclipse Keychain	TWAN/Babak A. Tafreshi. SCIENCE Our picks for the best telescopes for every budget

MPE, J. Sanders for the eROSITA consortium SCIENCE Dazzling sky survey maps 5,259 galaxy clusters and sheds light on dark matter The mysterious substance that makes up 26 percent of the mass in the universe played a key role in early galaxy formation.

Stephen Rahn ASK ASTRO Why are there no green stars?

Because of the way our eyes see combinations of frequencies of light, green can never dominate the color of a star.

Bill Batchelor, taken from Coquitlam, B.C., Canada PICTURE OF THE DAY A faint trio	Joel Tonyan (Flickr) SKY THIS WEEK The Sky This Week: Messier marathon 2024, take 1

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