Monthly Archives: October 2011

With the billions and billions of stars, planets, galaxies and more that make up the universe, there is almost always a new star or planet being born, going supernova, or evolving into a different celestial body.  Though these events take … Continue reading →

Telescopes are usually trained directly upon a celestial object in order to get the best possible view.  But some objects, such as neutron stars, are so complex that a regular image doesn’t provide enough information.  Stars have so much energy … Continue reading →