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Astronomy, publié en langue Anglais, est un magazine de États-Unis. Consultez Astronomy en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de Astronomy dans les archives.

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ArticleHOW ROMAN WILL UNLOCK THE UNIVERSE

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Tele­scope — the first space obser­vat­ory named for a woman — is poised to become one of astro­nomy’s biggest work­horses. With a field of view 100 times that of the Hubble Space Tele­scope and the abil­ity to map the sky a...

HOW ROMAN WILL UNLOCK THE UNIVERSE

ArticleONLINE FAVORITES

Go to www.Astro­nomy.com for info on the biggest news and observing events, stun­ning pho­tos, inform­at­ive videos, and more. The Space Store Per­fect gifts for your favor­ite sci­ence geeks. Pic­ture of the Day Gor­geous pho­tos from our read­ers.

ONLINE FAVORITES

ArticleON THE COVER

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Tele­scope will reveal the cos­mos in new ways with a huge infrared field of view and Hubble-like image qual­ity. ASTRONOMY: ROEN KELLY, AFTER NASA; BACKGROUND IMAGE: ESO/S. BRUNIER

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ArticleHow Roman will unlock the uni­verse

This next-gen­er­a­tion space tele­scope will blow past its pre­de­cessors to answer ques­tions about everything from stars and plan­ets to dark mat­ter and dark energy. ALISON KLESMAN

How Roman will unlock the uni­verse

ArticleOur 16th annual Star Products

We high­light 35 of the most inter­est­ing and cap­able products on the mar­ket today. PHIL HARRINGTON Each year, new astro­nomy equip­ment reflects advances in tech­no­logy and the evolving ways observ­ers engage with the night sky. Tra­di­tional...

Our 16th annual Star Products

ArticleJupiter and the Moon play hide-and-seek

A cres­cent Moon occult­ing our solar sys­tem’s largest planet is a rare and bril­liant sight. JOE RAO Make sure to set your alarm clock early on the morn­ing of Tues­day, Oct. 6, so that you won’t miss a rare and spec­tac­u­lar celes­tial event. The...

Jupiter and the Moon play hide-and-seek