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AstroBackyard
- 6 Astronomy Events You Don’t Want to Miss in August 2026 July 26, 2026August is always one of my favorite months for astronomy. The Milky Way is still on display, the warm nights make it easy to stay outside for hours, and some of the best deep-sky objects of the year are riding high in the sky. In 2026, the month is especially exciting. We have a six-planet... […]Trevor Jones
- I Tried Telescope Live: Processing Data From a $73,000 Telescope July 25, 2026Disclosure: This article accompanies a video produced in paid collaboration with Telescope Live. If you subscribe through one of them, I may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. What is Telescope Live? Telescope Live is an online astrophotography platform where members use credits to download professional FITS datasets captured by robotic telescopes... […]Trevor Jones
- Askar SQA130 Review: Is This the Ultimate Backyard Astrograph? June 29, 2026Last updated: June 29, 2026. If you find this helpful and buy through my links, I may receive a small commission. The Askar SQA130 is the largest telescope in Askar’s SQA (super quintuplet astrograph) series, and one I was especially excited to test. As a refractor fan, getting to test one with a healthy 130mm... […]Trevor Jones
Sky & Telescope
- Wandering Supermassive Black Hole Found at the Edge of its Galaxy July 30, 2026Astronomers have long thought supermassive black holes can escape their home galaxies — now they've found one roaming its host's galactic outskirts. The post Wandering Supermassive Black Hole Found at the Edge of its Galaxy appeared first on Sky & Telescope.Jan Hattenbach
- Rare Total Solar Eclipse-Perseid Meteor Shower Double-Header August 12th July 29, 2026The only total solar eclipse of the year coincides with the Perseid meteor shower. Here's what you need to know to watch the eclipse. The post Rare Total Solar Eclipse-Perseid Meteor Shower Double-Header August 12th appeared first on Sky & Telescope.Bob King
- Jupiter’s Moon Io is Surprisingly Fluffy July 29, 2026Ash from countless volcanic eruptions on Io have likely built up its porous surface. The post Jupiter’s Moon Io is Surprisingly Fluffy appeared first on Sky & Telescope.Emily Lakdawalla