Space Contents Archive

Saturn captured through my 12" backyard scope this morning

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The 'ring of fire' solar eclipse of 2021: What time does it begin? https://t.co/pBsEuUUFyh https://t.co/XoQj4G9m5z

It's safe to say things did not go to plan during during Gene Cernan's Gemini IX-A spacewalk — which was only the second American EVA in history. We explore in a new blog. https://t.co/PSFXAXUc0U

First Men on the Moon. Credits: mccallstudios.com, University of Arizona Museum of Art.

Sierra Space signs Dream Chaser agreement with British spaceport https://t.co/kHYvQLHZDv

M81 at 12 million light years away taken with an 8" SCT and DSLR

See the First Images NASA’s Juno Took As It Sailed by Ganymede

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Jupiter's Ganymede, the largest moon in the solar system, looks amazing in these 1st photos from NASA's epic Juno flyby https://t.co/CKHpm043k7 https://t.co/wUKxDn8dd5

NASA astrophysics director to step down https://t.co/brGtCBy6gh

Find out when and how to safely observe tomorrow's partial solar eclipse: https://t.co/r82SSxYCp1 https://t.co/NjAS6xyRyT

'Missing link' explosion on the sun could unravel longstanding solar mysteries https://t.co/NP7XbJmMET https://t.co/ilKTTMLXJT

Colorado lawmakers invite VP Harris to tour space facilities https://t.co/WJVjyODVEf

ROOKIE stargazer here... Advice on a budget friendly home telescope?

I want to buy a telescope but i have never owned one. I've used a few with friends and have asked around but its all very overwhelming since they have been doing it for years! If anyone else can give me rookie advice on buying one or even recommending some I'd appreciate it! I live in the country-ish with no lights interface and would love to see more in depth views