A rare alignment between Earth and Saturn will make the gas giant’s rings appear so thin that they’ll be nearly invisible.
Unistellar's Envision binoculars will help you identify nearby mountains and distant stars.
The Perseid meteor shower will kick into high gear next week. Here’s everything you need to know so you don’t miss it.
Set your eyes on the night sky this week and you may catch a glimpse of the New Year comet.
The Dwingeloo telescope, designed to observe signals at low frequencies, detected the farthest human spacecraft when it went dark earlier this year.
The supernova that caused the nebula was recorded by Japanese and Chinese astronomers in the 12th century. Now, we know exactly what the aftermath looks like.
The newly identified three-body system has a problem, and it’s not aliens—it’s that in about 20 million years, the stars are expected to merge and explode.
The upcoming annular eclipse will block out only a small portion of the Sun, and almost no one will be able to see it.
The spacecraft is in an unusual orbit and features a different design compared to its counterparts.
Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinan-Atlas) won't be this close to Earth again for over 80,000 years, assuming it survives its approach to the Sun.
Object CWISE J1249 is a bit of a mystery; all we know is that it has some unique properties and it's moving really fast. Like, really fast.
The two planets won't appear this close again in the night sky until 2033. Here's how to watch this unusual celestial display.
Unistellar Envision binoculars promise to point out trails and landmarks for you on your hike, or if you’re ever worried about getting lost in the woods.
Unistellar’s new range of telescopes offer advanced features and clear imaging, suitable for all astronomers despite their smaller size and higher price.
The diminutive entry-level telescope captures remarkably clear views of space, but its usability may pose a challenge.
The Odyssey smart telescope is the company’s most compact model yet, but it still promises you’ll see planets and far-off galaxies equally well.
From robotic telescopes to solar filters and tripods, here are our favorite gift ideas for astronomers and skywatchers.
Astronomers developed the world's first AI system that can automatically detect, identify, and classify supernovae. It could save scientists precious time.
The telescope makes it possible for amateurs to capture fantastic views of space, even in densely lit environments.
We put the company’s anti-light pollution tech to the test against the bright lights of the Vegas Strip.
