On this Day: ‘The Dish’ radio telescope opens
The Parkes radio telescope, famed for receiving footage of the Moon landing, was officially opened on this day in 1961.
The Parkes radio telescope, famed for receiving footage of the Moon landing, was officially opened on this day in 1961.
This weekend is the only chance to see a total lunar eclipse until 2014.
The swell takes its toll on crewmates on board the Endeavour replica.
Astronomers continue to discuss the status of Pluto, since its demotion in 2006.
Lunar eclipses occur typically just three times a year. See an image of the event here.
Second man on the Moon, Buzz Aldrin is coming to the AG Society awards in October.
Check out this site for some great webcam footage of the Aurora borealis.
AG columnist and astronomer Fred Watson has received a science writing accolade.
A powerful new telescope aims to detect solar storms and offer glimpses into the early universe.
These beautiful astronomical images were chosen for this year’s David Malin awards.