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NASA Hubble Space Telescope Daily Report #4748 - 
NASA Hubble Space Telescope Daily Report #4748
- Found: 4 hours ago

Huge Sun Shield Built for Space Telescope - 
A tennis-court-sized sun shield will keep the James Webb Space telescope chilled to perfection in space.
- Found: 16 hours ago

Barnett welcomes telescope project nod - 
Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett has welcomed the recommendation to go ahead with the country's most powerful telescope, in the Murchison region.
- Found: 2008-12-03, 03:05 GMT

New small telescope slated for Big Island - 
HONOLULU (AP) - A University of Hawaii professor says the Big Island will be home to a new telescope. Professor Robert Fox of the university's Hilo campus says the device can fit into a garage-size building and will search for comet-like objects beyond Neptune.
- Found: 2008-12-01, 19:55 GMT

Tycho Brahe?s beloved pet was a drunken moose - 
As he lived just before the invention of the telescope, Tycho Brahe relied on his keen eyes to make observations that changed the science. Yet his face was more remarkable for a different feature: a golden nose.
- Found: 7 hours ago

New Light Shed on Ancient Exploding Star - 
Subaru telescope used to observe supernova light echoes to determine blast's origin.
- Found: 11 hours ago

Des astronomes observent un écho du passé - 
En automne 1572, une spectaculaire explosion d'étoile se produisait au firmament. Des astronomes allemands ont pu observer au télescope l'écho lumineux de cette supernova, nous apprend la revue «Nature».
- Found: 7 hours ago

New telescope will benefit UH - 
A new agreement between the University of Hawaii at Hilo and a Taiwanese academy of sciences lays the groundwork for a new, small telescope on the Big Island while also providing money for astronomy education and related studies, UH-Hilo professor Robert Fox said.
- Found: 2008-12-01, 11:34 GMT

Watch for Hubble Space Telescope - 
Steve Short: OC SkyWatch: Also look for the Pinwheel Galaxy
- Found: 2008-12-02, 17:38 GMT

En 1572, une explosion d'étoile avait lieu au firmament. Des astronomes allemands ont pu observer son écho - 
En automne 1572, une spectaculaire explosion d'étoile se produisait au firmament. Des astronomes allemands ont pu observer au télescope l'écho lumineux de cette supernova, lit-on dans la dernière édition de la revue "Nature".
- Found: 11 hours ago