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2020 Archives

December

News and Events

Astronomy mourns the loss of Arecibo by Wladimir Lyra

  • wwwastro
  • 07 December 2020

November

News and Events

That crazy little thing called life — on Venus? by Chris Churchill

  • Astronomy Department
  • 01 November 2020

October

News and Events

Up Close and Personal With Our Good Friend: The Sun by Sean Sellers

  • wwwastro
  • 04 October 2020

September

News and Events

When black holes collide: Puzzling out the strange light of dead stars by Wladimir Lyra

  • astronomy department
  • 13 September 2020

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  • 01 September 2020

August

News and Events

Neowise, meteor showers and other comet tales by Wladimir Lyra

  • Astronomy Department
  • 09 August 2020

July

News and Events

Tidally locked planets: Can life exist under a perpetual midnight sun? by Wladimir Lyra

  • astronomy department
  • 12 July 2020

June

News and Events

SpaceX, Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic and the “Overview Effect” by Chris Churchill

  • wwwastro
  • 07 June 2020

May

News and Events

All eyes on the Sun by Jason Jackiewicz and James McAteer

  • astronomy department
  • 03 May 2020

April

News and Events

Caught in the Act: Dunn Solar Telescope Catches an Erupting Filament

  • astronomy department
  • 23 April 2020
News and Events

Yuri Gagarin’s space expedition launched humanity forward by Chris Churchill

  • astronomy department
  • 12 April 2020

March

News and Events

Living in a comet: How to build a Dyson treehouse by Wladimir Lyra

  • Astronomy Department
  • 08 March 2020

February

News and Events

March 7th, 2020: Apache Point Observatory Open House

  • wwwastro
  • 14 February 2020
News and Events

Blow up, blow up, giant star … By Wladimir Lyra

  • Astronomy Department
  • 09 February 2020

January

News and Events

Starliner puts New Mexico front and center for the new Space Race

  • astronomy department
  • 02 January 2020