Venus is not a dead planet

Az oldal további hírei...

The Sun returns, but time does not
Veszprém grew with a new vertical sundial: on September 5, Dr. János Molnár's newest sundial was inaugurated on the banks of the Séd, in the ...

Saturn and its moons
The visibility of Saturn is getting better and better. ...

Planetarium: there is hope!
"The law ensures long-term museum and community utilization of the Budapest Planetarium as a key institution for the dissemination of knowledge in ...

Possible microhabitats in Martian salt crystals
Due to the daily shrinkage and expansion of salt crystals, there can even be microscopic wet spots millimeters below the surface of Mars during the ...

The successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, has been launched
The American Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, launched on August 30, will continue the observations of the long-running Hubble Space Telescope with ...

Our neighbor, the M33
The neighboring spiral galaxy in the constellation Triangulum became the deep-sky object of the year not by chance. ...

This is how we saw the lunar eclipse
At dawn on August 28, a significant partial lunar eclipse was observed from our country. ...

Almost complete!
At dawn on August 28th, we can observe a significant partial lunar eclipse, for which a good horizon is key again this time. ...

Solar eclipse from Hármashatár-hegy
The partial solar eclipse on August 12th was attended by enormous interest, many people visited Hármashatár Mountain, which offers an excellent ...

What does the new lunar crater created by the Falcon-9 impact look like?
The American lunar probe LRO took a detailed image of the impact crater created by the second stage of the Falcon-9 rocket. ...