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Published on 15:11 GMT

A new plan for Australia to remain an astronomy world-leader

Funder: We gratefully acknowledge the financial support provided by CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, and the late Professor Michael Dopita AM FAA, which has supported the development of the Astronomy Decadal Plan. This includes funding from a …

Source: Scimex Newsfeed - Pending
Published on 16:21 GMT

Ever seen a 300,000-mile solar prominence eruption? This stunning image is shortlisted for the ZWO Astronomy ...

There are a few things that capture our imagination, like the cosmos. Vast, mysterious, and still largely unexplored, the universe continues to inspire photographers around the globe to point their lenses toward the skies in search of the extraordinary. …

Source: Digital Camera World - Pending
Published on 21:56 GMT

Astronomy has a major data problem – simulating realistic images of the sky can help train algorithms

This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Space.com's Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights. Professional astronomers don’t make discoveries by looking through an eyepiece like you might with a …

Source: Space.com - Neutral
Published on 17:47 GMT

The ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025 Shortlist Revels in Our Remarkable Solar System

ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025, hosted by Royal Observatory Greenwich and BBC Sky at Night Magazine, has just released its shortlist of remarkable images to this year’s competition (previously). For its 17th edition, jurors selected 30 photos …

Source: Colossal - Neutral
Published on 20:40 GMT

We love these beginner astronomy binoculars — now $79 for Prime Day

Astronomy binoculars don't have to cost the Earth when you want to gaze into space, and one of our favorite pairs of stargazing binoculars is now $79 for Prime Day. Get the Celestron SkyMaster 15x70 for $79 at Amazon right now. With powerful 15x …

Source: LiveScience - Neutral
Published on 15:44 GMT

Astro Bob's Backyard Astronomy: A Full Moon and an Interstellar Visitor

Open up the calendar! It's time to set your schedule by the stars... or maybe by the moon, a new comet, and the ISS. On July 10th, the next full moon will be rising in the Northland. From the Minnesota shore, the moon will rise at 9:34pm over Lake …

Source: The North 103.3 - Minnesota - Public Broadcaster
Published on 18:23 GMT

Meet the 30 Finalists of Astronomy Photographer of the Year

Source: PetaPixel - California - Neutral
Published on 04:30 GMT

First astronomy module launched for visually impaired students

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia now has its first Astronomy Module for Students with Visual Impairments, marking a milestone in inclusive education. The module was launched yesterday by Science, Technology and Innovation Minister (Mosti) Chang Lih Kang at the …

Source: The Sun Daily - Pending
Published on 04:24 GMT

County Durham's bright young stars light up UK's National Astronomy Meeting

Pupils are part of the National Astronomy Meeting 2025 (NAM), hosted by Durham University and organised by the Royal Astronomical Society from Monday, July 7 to Friday, July 11. The five-day conference will welcome around 1,000 scientists, including …

Source: The Northern Echo - Neutral
Published on 03:15 GMT

Monmouth College's Mike Solontoi Involved with Astronomy Project That "Changes Everything"

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (July 7, 2025) — A day that Monmouth College physics professor Mike Solontoi has been anxiously awaiting for years became reality on June 23, when the first images from the 8.4-meter Legacy Survey of Space and Time telescope at the Vera …

Source: River Cities' Reader - Iowa - Neutral