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Astronomy, 01 5月 2026

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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. Trips and Tours Travel the world with the staff of...

ONLINE FAVORITES

ArticleON THE COVER

We have not yet seen evid­ence of extra­ter­restrial life bey­ond Earth; non­ethe­less, the search is ramp­ing up, fueled by new tech­no­lo­gies.

ON THE COVER

ArticleAstro­nomers find the Greater Plei­ades Com­plex

Com­bin­ing data from two space tele­scopes, a new study proves the fam­ous Seven Sis­ters cluster is the core of a much lar­ger, dis­solv­ing stel­lar fam­ily. BROOKS MENDENHALL FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT to the starry logo on your Subaru, the Plei­ades...

Astro­nomers find the Greater Plei­ades Com­plex

ArticleShould we keep look­ing for ET?

Des­pite dec­ades-long searches, we have not yet found signs of extra­ter­restrial life. Is there value in find­ing noth­ing? LAURENCE TOGNETTI Human­ity has spent eons look­ing up at the stars and won­der­ing whether we’re alone, or if there are...

Should we keep look­ing for ET?

ArticleThe search for ali­ens levels up

New obser­vat­or­ies and AI are poised to tur­bocharge the hunt for intel­li­gent life. ASHLEY BALZER VIGIL JUST OVER 40 YEARS AGO, in his novel Con­tact, astro­nomer Carl Sagan ima­gined what it would be like to detect radio sig­nals beamed from...

The search for ali­ens levels up

ArticleASTRONEWS

Everything you need to know about the uni­verse this month: a huge hot­spot on Io, the first major private space tele­scope, a med­ical emer­gency on the ISS, and more.

ASTRONEWS

ArticleSwing your scope to spring’s star clusters

This sea­son may be known for galax­ies, but some impress­ive clusters are also within view. PHIL HARRINGTON AS WINTER’S BRILLIANT STARS slip toward the west­ern hori­zon and the con­stel­la­tions of spring climb higher, North­ern Hemi­sphere...

Swing your scope to spring’s star clusters