Another Hungarian asteroid discovery!

Az oldal további hírei...

The meeting of the morning crescent moon with Venus
At dawn on November 7, early risers could see the spectacular celestial proximity of the Moon and Venus: those who paid closer attention could even ...

The Hera spacecraft captured images of the binary asteroid Didymos-Dimorphos
The European Space Agency's (ESA) Hera spacecraft is approaching the near-Earth double asteroids Didymos and Dimorphos, and has already managed to ...

Excursion on Cassiopeia's carpet of stars
Cassiopeia is high in the autumn sky. ...

Dead stars and planetary bodies: this can also await the Solar System
With the help of the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope, the VLT, a group of astronomers discovered a debris disk around a dead ...

New Crater on the Moon - McGetchin Crater Spotted!
The November issue of Meteor has been published, with a recommendation for the sighting of the new lunar crater. ...

Sky ice and fire
In the "shadow" of the most famous supernova remnant of the Cygnus constellation, the Veil Nebula, there are still countless interesting things hidden ...

The astronomers of HUN-REN CSFK explained what fuels the most powerful starbursts in the Kepler field
A new study by researchers at the Astronomy Institute of the HUN-REN Astronomy and Earth Science Research Center (HUN-REN CSFK) has revealed what ...

Pillars of Creation
The Eagle Nebula, with the Pillars of Creation in it, is one of the outstanding sights of the summer sky. ...

György Kulin Astronomy Student Competition
We are once again announcing a national competition for Hungarian-speaking primary school students from home and abroad! ...

A sunspot on the back of a sunspot
I took the attached recording on the morning of October 6, 2026 with my own ZWO Seestar S50 smart binoculars, before getting ready for work. ...