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Sky & Telescope June 2007
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Spectrum
Our Golden Opportunity
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Letters
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News Notes
Postcards from Mars and Jupiter, The Big Bright Galaxy You've Never Seen, and more ...
Beyond the Printed Page: Phobos Transits Mars Beyond the Printed Page: Transit of Luna |
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Mission Update
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75, 50 & 25 Years Ago
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Stellar Origins: From the Cold Depths of Space
Close scrutiny of low-mass stars and their birthplaces is shedding new light on how our own star formed.
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From Here to Eternity: The Fate of the Sun and the Earth
In a little more than a billion years, the oceans will boil away and Earth will be roasted bare. Later, things turn really ugly.
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Rambling Through the Skies: Public Astronomy
An ancient lakeshore alignment was grounds for solstice celebration.
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Northern Hemisphere's Sky
New Facts About Old Friends
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Northern Binocular Highlight
A Trio of Boötes Duos
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Southern Binocular Highlight
The Coalsack Nebula
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Southern Hemisphere's Sky
Constellations Big and Small
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Sun, Moon, and Planets
Watch Saturn March on Venus
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Exploring the Moon
Serene Mysteries
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Celestial Calendar
The Crescent Moon Occults Regulus
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Celestial Calendar
Vesta Shines Its Brightest in 18 Years
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Deep-Sky Wonders
Where Virgo Walks
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S&T Test Report: Apogee's Alta U9000 CCD Camera
If you think size matters, then you've likely taken note of Apogee's new large-format CCD camera. But we found far more to be excited about than just the biggest chip yet to appear in a camera aimed at high-end astrophotographers.
Beyond the Printed Page: Images from Apogee's Alta U9000 CCD Camera |
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New Product Showcase
Big Mak, Affordable Oculars, and more ...
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Books & Beyond
Three Views on the Cosmos, Cellarius's Celestial Inheritance, and more ...
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Astronomy Online
The World of Widgets
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Star Trails
Under Adirondack Skies
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Event Calendar
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Amateur Telescope Making
Build a Tracking Platform for Your Camera
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Astrophotography
Comets Enter the Digital Age
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Hobby Q&A
Should I keep my lens cap on or off while my telescope warms up after a really cold night out? and more ...
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Gallery
Astrophotos from Our Readers
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Index to Advertisers
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Focal Point
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