NASA’s Latest Breakthrough: Stunning Close-Ups of the Donaldjohanson Asteroid Redefine Planetary Science

Cape Canaveral, Florida — In a groundbreaking achievement, NASA’s space mission has delivered the most detailed close-up images yet of the Donaldjohanson asteroid, a near-Earth object that has sparked major scientific interest due to its unusual shape, rocky terrain, and unique orbit. These new high-resolution images give scientists an unprecedented opportunity to observe the asteroid’s…

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astronomical events in July

Astronomical Events in July 2025 – 9 Celestial Wonders You Must See

Looking for the most spectacular astronomical events in July 2025? You’re in for a cosmic treat. This month offers everything from meteor showers and rare planet parades to breathtaking moon-planet alignments. Stargazing becomes even more magical in July, thanks to warm nights and dark skies. Whether you’re a casual observer or a seasoned skywatcher, these…

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How to Read the Sky: A Step-by-Step Guide to Stargazing & Finding Direction

Ever wondered how people in ancient times crossed oceans or deserts without maps or compasses? The answer lies above — in the stars, Sun, Moon, and planets. In this post, you’ll learn how to stargaze, find direction, and understand the sky like our ancestors. Step 1: Understand the Cardinal Directions Let’s start with East, West,…

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🔭 What’s New in the Sky – June–July 2025

1. June 10–11: Strawberry Moon The “Strawberry Moon” rises low on the horizon, appearing unusually large and tinted orange-red due to atmospheric scattering. Best viewed just after moonrise near midnight.Source: NASA, Space.com 2. June 16–17: Mars–Regulus Conjunction Mars and Regulus (the brightest star in Leo) will appear only about 0.5° apart—close enough to see together…

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