Comet ATLAS disintegrates into pieces as Hubble telescope watches (photos)

Sting to headline virtual 'Space Songs' concert by the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Thursday

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Thursday 30 April 2020 View this email online

Comet ATLAS disintegrates into pieces as Hubble telescope watches (photos) Read More Uphill battle': SpaceX overcame obstacles on road to historic 1st crew launch Read More Is space-time smooth or chunky? Read More   Advertisement Sting to headline virtual 'Space Songs' concert by the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Thursday Read More NASA budget cuts at Mars threaten 'crisis' for Curiosity rover and prolific orbiters Read More Building blocks of life found in famous Mars meteorite Read More

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David J. Eicher Shares the Secrets of Galaxies

David J. Eicher shared the latest insights into galaxies and how they populate our universe!

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If you cannot see images, please click here Home Explore Alliance Support Blog David J. Eicher Joins Us to Discuss his Latest Book "GALAXIES Inside the Universe's Star Cities" Watch the Video! David J. Eicher is one of the most widely recognized astronomy enthusiasts in the world and is Astronomy magazine's Editor-in-Chief, and is an Explore Alliance Ambassador.  His latest book is titled "GALAXIES Inside the Universe's Star Cities", in this lecture that was broadcast live on Explore Scientific's Facebook page on April 28th of this year, David gave an enlightening discourse on the latest findings of the galaxies that populate our universe.  With never-before-published astrophotography from the archives of Astronomy Magazine, this talk will truly give you a mind-expanding experience.   Galaxies: Inside the Universe's Star Cities Available for pre-order through amazon.  $30.00 SHOP NOW Join the Explore Alliance Join the Explore Alliance and receive a $100 gift card.  $99.99 SHOP NOW Explore Scientific 16-inch Truss Tube Dobsonian Use the telescope that David Eicher uses with Astronomy Magazine's outreach program in Costa Rica to observe galaxies. Hurry while it's on sale... $3199.99   2499.99 SHOP NOW CONNECT: CONTACTS: Explore Scientific LLC 1010 S. 48th Street Springdale, AR 72762 This email was sent to kunang2langit.astronomy@blogger.com because you've subscribed on our site or made a purchase. Unsubscribe

Radar views show big asteroid 1998 OR2 tumbling in space ahead of Earth flyby (video)

Small asteroid zips safely by Earth just ahead of a larger space rock's flyby

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Wednesday 29 April 2020 View this email online

Radar views show big asteroid 1998 OR2 tumbling in space ahead of Earth flyby (video) Read More Venus shines at its brightest of the year tonight! Here's how to see it. Read More Small asteroid zips safely by Earth just ahead of a larger space rock's flyby Read More   Advertisement Death from above: Scientists find earliest evidence of person killed by meteorite Read More Comet ATLAS disintegrates into pieces as Hubble telescope watches (photos) Read More Each of these 'tiny' threads of blazing-hot plasma on the sun is 125 miles wide Read More

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