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Satellite constellations are an existential threat for astronomy
Meteor lights up night sky in Pacific Northwest
near earth orbit satellites in DECam field of view
Lots of junk is floating in outer space. How can we clean it up?
Some dying stars could have hidden conspirators shaping their afterlife
Webb's First Deep Field
UW astronomer: NASA's new telescope shows clearest images of other galaxies to date
Quotation of the Day: A stunning new peek into the ancient cosmos
Biden and NASA unveil James Webb Space Telescope's first image
James Bardeen, an expert on unraveling Einstein's equations, dies at 83
William Herschel is famous for science ? what about his music?
How 'Big Data' could help SETI scientists focus the search for aliens
Planet Nine: The answer to this cosmic mystery may come sooner than you think
The first privately funded killer asteroid spotter is here
discovered asteroid trajectories with Earth in the foreground
Saving Earth from killer asteroids
New tool detects potential impact asteroids with help from the past
Overhead view of trajectories of solar system asteroids discovered by B612 institute
UW-developed, cloud-based astrodynamics platform to discover and track asteroids
Julie Lutz
Remembering Professor Julie Lutz
Where and how to make the most of the Eta Aquarids meteor shower, peaking May 4 to 5
Astronomers make an Earth Day plea to rein in satellite constellations for the environment’s sake
Emily Levesque
Prof. Emily Levesque receives Guggenheim Fellowship
Women Are Creating a New Culture for Astronomy
"The Pack is Back" and "Together we Will" banners on wall
New Huskies 2022 Arts and Sciences Events
profiles of lack past scientists
BlackPast Interns Celebrate Black Scientists
SpaceX’s Starlink Satellites Are Photobombing Astronomy Images, Study Says
AAS fellows pin
Professor Vikki Meadows Named AAS Fellow
Vera C Rubin Observatory logo
Professor Željko Ivezić to Lead Rubin Observatory Project