Comet C/2024 G3 (ATLAS) gleams against the January sky above three NOIRLab-supported telescopes in this Image of the Week. This is the first time that humans have observed this comet, which was last visible from Earth about 600,000 years ago. At periheli…
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31 Jan. 2025
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31 Jan. 2025
Supernovae are grand cosmic explosions that mark the endpoint of some stars. Their brief but brilliant appearances can outshine the light of an entire galaxy! Before the year 2000, only …
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31 Jan. 2025
We are excited to share a captivating and educational resource that will introduce your students to the awe-inspiring world of astronomy and our Programs. These handouts, available in both English …
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31 Jan. 2025
Summer Stars 2025: Teaching Astronomy with Rubin Observatory Dates: Monday 16 June through Friday 20 June, 2025 NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory, in partnership with NSF NOIRLab, welcomes applications for …
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31 Jan. 2025
Professional Development Opportunities 7 February, What Supernovae Reveal about the Universe Time: 3:15 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. CST Location: Space Center Houston, Houston, TX Description: This workshop is part of …
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31 Jan. 2025
While NOIRLab works to unravel the secrets of the Universe, you can start your own journey to explore the night sky right from your backyard. There are plenty of celestial …
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