Fwd: Hubble's Birthday, Solar Eruption, and more...

[NIKIT DONGAONKAR]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: SkyandTelescope.com's Weekly Bulletin <w...@nl.clickability.com>
Date: Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 11:01 PM
Subject: Hubble's Birthday, Solar Eruption, and more...
To: ndong...@gmail.com

subscribe now Subscribe to Print Subscribe to Digital Renew Give as a Gift Table of Contents

Save 47% + 4 Free Gifts! Subscribe and get 4 guides plus digital edition at no extra charge.

advertisement

Brand new!

Moon Globe Buy our brand-new Moon Globe online.

A Year's Worth of Observing!

SkyWatch 2012 Everything You Need to See and Shoot the Night Sky!

Your Passport to the Stars!

Pocket Sky Atlas Sky & Telescope's most popular atlas.

Shop at Sky

S&T Online Store Visit ShopatSky.com to find the latest and greatest products for the astronomer in you!

News Observing Photo Gallery Magazine Archive Shop at Sky News NASA / ESA / D. Lennon et al. Bulletin at a Glance News Observing This Week's Sky at a Glance Community Hubble Celebrates Birthday as Shuttle Retires April 18, 2012 | Hubble is beginning celebrations early for its 22nd birthday with this composite image, a fantastic combination of ground- and space-based observations of the Tarantula Nebula. > read more Watch April 16th's Solar Flare! April 17, 2012 | The Sun erupted yesterday in a magnificent display, and more might be on its way. > read more WISE Identifies Mystery Sources April 17, 2012 | Astronomers are using infrared observations from NASA's WISE spacecraft to identify sources seen at energies a million times greater. The work may help astronomers figure out whether they've detected unknown cosmic phenomena. > read more Observing Sky & Telescope diagram A Good Year for Lyrid Meteors April 19, 2012 | If you've never tried to observe late April's Lyrid meteor shower, this might be the year to try — thanks to moonless skies and a peak that favors North America. > read more Tour April's Sky by Eye and Ear! March 29, 2012 | April stands to be a great month for planet-watching. Venus and Jupiter are over in the west, Mars is high up in the southeast, and Saturn pairs with the bright star Spica low over the eastern horizon. > read more Mars Takes Center Stage March 5, 2012 | The Red Planet (actually yellow-orange) is the brilliant "star" climbing steadily in the east these evenings. Now's your best chance to examine our next-out planetary neighbor. > read more This Week's Sky at a Glance Sky & Telescope diagram This Week's Sky at a Glance April 20, 2012 | Venus is attaining its greatest height and brilliance in twilight, while Jupiter slinks away far below. Elsewhere in the evening sky, Mars pairs with Regulus and Saturn pairs with Spica. > read more Community S&T: Dennis diCicco Come to NEAF April 28-29 April 20, 2012 | Make plans to attend the largest annual astronomy trade show in America: the Northeast Astronomy Forum & Telescope Show. > read more The World Celebrates Astronomy March 28, 2012 | People are coming together this April for Global Astronomy Month 2012, a planetwide celebration of astronomy designed to bring people together through star parties, music and artistic performances, online observing events, and much more. > read more UNSUBSCRIBE INSTRUCTIONS: Please use this link to unsubscribe from this newsletter. TEXT-ONLY VERSION: To switch to a text-only version of the newsletter, you'll need to unsubscribe and resubscribe to the newsletter. Please click here to unsubscribe and change your format to text only. To view this HTML newsletter in its intended form, be sure your mail client is set to retreive images. To learn more about how we use your personal information, please read our privacy statement. distribution information please read our terms and conditions. Copyright 2012 Sky & Telescope Media LLC

--
NIKIT DONGAONKAR