Following the posting on the Central Bureau's Transient Object Confirmation Page about a possible Nova in Sgr (TOCP Designation: PNV J

In a recent article, I presented private companies’ plans to develop space tourism. National space agencies are also revealing what steps they will take next.

A new study draws on results from the citizen science Milky Way project to offer new insights into star formation.  

Today is podium day! Our judges have completed their evaluation of all the post-processed pictures submitted for the previous month contests and now we have the winners.

The Large Magellanic Cloud observed and processed by the Telescope Live Community

We all want the best from our efforts to produce stunning astrophotography. The road to excellence is paved with many frames.

A few weeks ago(April 9th), there was a One-Click Observation of Messier 87 with the

For its 31st birthday, Hubble has been offered a look at a rare type of unbelievably huge star: a luminous blue variable. 

Topaz Denoise AI seems to be frequently used for noise reduction in astrophotography. Recently, I started using another software product from Topaz – Sharpen AI - for sharpening my (astro) pictures. 

I’ve read an interesting article a week ago about black holes and if a human can potentially enter a black hole and survive it. I thought, I pick this topic up for my monday article in the community.

NASA’s drone-helicopter Ingenuity has achieved two successful flights on Mars.  

Using NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope and the ground-based Gemini North observatory, astronomers have identified three brown dwarfs spinning at the astronomical rate of 1 rotation per hour.