
THE DART IMPACT: SPACE TELESCOPES vs. UNISTELLAR

Astroworld TV and the Explore Alliance invite you to the first AstroPalooza event! The 8 hour event hosted by AstroWorld TV and Dan Higgins is on Saturday December 10th starting at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time. AstroPalooza is free and features...
For astronomers who follow the planets, the moment of opposition is something that they get very excited about. But what is "opposition" which happens on the night of December 7th? All of the planets in our Solar System orbit our...
Author of "Learn to Stargaze for Kids", John A. Read got started in astronomy throught the Mount Diablo Astronomical Society, volunteering as many as four nights per week under California's cloudless skies. In 2013 he published his first book, 50 Things...
On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers (ALPO), an international organization devoted to of our solar system and of exo-planets, the ALPO has become an Explore Alliance Affiliate Organization. The ALPO...
If you are choosing your first telescope by aperture and you wish to primarily explore the universe with your own eyes, then I suggest that you buy the biggest aperture telescope that you are willing to transport to a dark sky site, that is within the budget that you can allow...
The 2024 Great North American Solar Eclipse will be the most viewed eclipse in human history. There will be huge media attention; Weather on April 8th is predicted to be generally fair (although clouds can occur anywhere); There are...