At the telescope end, Artemis II

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Easter Mathematics and Astronomy
In order to interpret the famous days and holidays, you need a little mathematics (perhaps knowledge of arithmetic operations is enough) and some ...

Buda spacewalks: three space research exhibitions in the capital
In the spring months, we can observe a rare "triple combination" in Budapest, because we can visit three space research exhibitions in Budapest at the ...

The M81 group - the story of an interaction
Messier 81, Messier 82 and NGC 3077 are members of a nearby group of galaxies whose evolution is closely determined by the gravitational interaction ...

Astronomers of the Future: Krisztina Perger and radio astronomy
As part of the Future Astronomers lecture series, Krisztina Perger will give a lecture on radio astronomy issues on March 31 at 7 p.m. ...

XRISM solved the 50-year mystery of a famous star
Invisible companion or magnetic storms? ...

Searching for Earth-like planets with a coronagraph
Similar to the Earth (in size and mass), preferably their star is the so-called ...

Supernova remnant and planetary nebula
A superb photo of the CTA1 supernova remnant and its "neighbor", the NGC 40 planetary nebula. ...

Astronomers of the future: Máté Szilágyi and star clusters
The Future Astronomers lecture series continues at the Polaris Observatory. ...

40 years ago, our spacecraft visited Halley's comet
In March 1986, the first close-up images of the nucleus of a comet were taken by the cameras of the VEGA-1 and -2 and the Giotto spacecraft. ...

Managers, employees, lecturers and presenters of the TIT Budapesti Uránia Demonstration Observatory
The list was made by reviewing the astronomical yearbooks published annually. ...