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🌍 Planet WinsFour cutting-edge observatories, including a space telescope with a mirror larger than Hubble's, will start collecting data by 2029 thanks to private funding. All discoveries will be shared publicly with scientists worldwide.
🚀 InnovationThree new NASA telescopes just launched into orbit to study distant stars, black holes, and alien worlds. The missions show how small, affordable satellites are opening up the universe to more scientists than ever before.
🌐 Global NewsStargazers in Oregon's high desert can peer through the nation's largest collection of public telescopes at a NASA-designated Dark Sky Place. The Sunriver Observatory opens its doors multiple nights weekly, offering everyone from first-timers to space enthusiasts stunning views of nebulas, planets, and meteor showers.
Our solar system's largest planet is making its closest approach to Earth tonight, offering stargazers the best view of Jupiter all year. Even small telescopes can reveal the gas giant's swirling clouds and its famous storm that's been raging for centuries.
🚀 InnovationFormer Google CEO Eric Schmidt and his wife Wendy are making astronomy more accessible and innovative by funding four major new telescopes, including one that will orbit Earth with capabilities rivaling the famous Hubble Space Telescope. This inspiring philanthropic effort proves that space exploration can be both nimble and economical.
🚀 InnovationIn a heartwarming collaboration between the Missoula Public Library's spectrUM Discovery Area and NASA, 124 telescopes are being distributed to public and tribal college libraries across Montana, making the wonders of space accessible to everyone with just a library card. The $250,000 NASA grant aims to inspire curiosity about our universe in communities throughout Big Sky Country.
🚀 InnovationSchmidt Sciences is bringing astronomy into a new golden age by funding four cutting-edge telescopes—including Lazuli, which could become the first privately funded space telescope. This ambitious project demonstrates how private innovation can accelerate scientific discovery and inspire wonder about our universe.
🚀 InnovationNASA's James Webb Space Telescope and Chandra X-ray Observatory have captured a breathtaking image of two galaxies embracing in space, showcasing the beautiful and dynamic nature of our universe. This celestial encounter offers scientists an incredible window into how galaxies evolve and grow over billions of years.
🚀 InnovationFormer Google CEO Eric Schmidt and his wife Wendy are investing an estimated half-billion dollars to fund four groundbreaking telescopes, including a space-based telescope that could surpass Hubble's capabilities. This remarkable gift revives the tradition of private astronomy funding and promises to accelerate cosmic discoveries for future generations.