- 19 December 2021
In 2015, ‘New Horizons’ passed by Pluto. Scientists worldwide were baffled as the former planet is in every sense more complicated than anyone imagined. In fact, it turned out to be far more interesting than 99% of the bodies of our system.
Read the full article- 19 December 2021
Knowledge is power, so we have created the fifth part of our glossary list to help expand your basic understanding of Astro terms.
Read the full article- 8 December 2021
In March this year, the American company Rocket Lab presented its new Neutron rocket, a medium-type launcher capable of placing 8 tons in low orbit. The introduction of this launcher marked a radical change in the business model of the company.
Read the full article- 8 December 2021
British scientists have discovered that black holes have an interesting property, which could be in line with the predictions of the famous physicist Stephen Hawking. It could also help unite the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics and solve the well-known paradox of missing information in black holes.
Read the full article- 2 December 2021
In the previous blog we talked a little about the definition of variable stars and binary systems. Today we wanted to explore the individual subcategories a little further, so let’s get started.
Read the full article- 25 November 2021
All stars differ from each other. In fact, they differ in so many things like size, mass, color, and temperature but also in the way they change their brightness. This is an interesting phenomenon that’s been bothering astronomers since the Middle Ages. Let’s break that down a bit more in this article.
Read the full article- 25 November 2021
Have you been hungry for some new Astro knowledge? I hope so, because in today’s blog we’ll discover which planets shine brightest and how astronomers can guess their approximate surface temperatures simply by taking a look.
Read the full article- 18 November 2021
Astronomers state that only 2,500 stars are visible to the naked eye from our planet Earth. The stars we see from Earth seem to be flickering. You’ve probably also noticed that they twinkle especially brightly on cold nights or right after a rain.
The question is why?
Read the full article- 18 November 2021
The ancient Greeks believed that in the beginning the world was in total chaos. Then, in 1854, the great Mihajlo Pupin was born in northern Serbia, and started gazing at the sky and writing down his impressions. Today we want to talk about both matters so just sit back and enjoy.
Read the full article- 12 November 2021
Until the thirties of the last century, when asked how many galaxies there are in space, learned people answered: “Well, everyone knows that – there is one.” In fact, no one asked such a question because it was as meaningless as the question: how many Italies are there in Europe, or how many Venuses exist in space? Well of course one.
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