Skip to main content
Washington
University of Washington
College of Arts & Sciences
Quick links
Quick Links
Make a Gift
Directories
Maps
MyUW
UWNetID Login
Search
Search
Main menu
Department of Astronomy
Menu
People
Full Directory
Faculty
Researchers
Postdoctoral Scholars
Graduate Students
Staff
Alumni
Alumni News
Submit an Update
Programs & Courses
Undergraduate
Major in Astronomy
Pre-Major
Graduate
Admissions
Interdisciplinary Tracks
Financial Support
Timeline & Requirements
Grad FAQs
Postdoctoral Program
Courses
Upcoming Courses
High School
Research
Research Areas
Centers & Institutes
Observing Facilities
Outreach
UW Mobile Planetarium
UW Planetarium
Jacobsen Observatory
Astronomy on Tap
Education Clearinghouse
News & Events
Recent News
Newsletter
Calendar
Colloquia
Seminars
Resources
Advising
Computing
Mox Cluster
IT Support
Library Resources
Student Groups
Teaching
Departmental Users
Forms
Room Reservations
Mailing Lists
About
Department Profile
Diversity
Support Us
Stay Connected
Contact Us
Make a Gift
Directories
Maps
MyUW
You are here
Home
Research
"Like Google for the sky": Vera Rubin Observatory will map the universe with more detail than ever
(October 23, 2023)
Group seeks to understand how a new type of satellite will impact Earth-based astronomy
(October 2, 2023)
UW selected as host institution for Brinson Prize and 51-Pegasi b Postdoctoral Fellowships
(September 15, 2023)
Harvard professor Avi Loeb says he found interstellar objects in the deep sea -- others are skeptical
(September 3, 2023)
Introducing the 2023 Summer Student Research Prize Winners
(August 11, 2023)
New algorithm hunting for dangerous asteroids spots its first one during test
(August 2, 2023)
'Potentially hazardous' 600-foot asteroid detected near Earth after a year of hiding in plain sight
(August 2, 2023)
Scientists test algorithm that spots potentially hazardous asteroids
(July 31, 2023)
New algorithm ensnares its first ‘potentially hazardous’ asteroid
(July 31, 2023)
New algorithm ensnares its first ‘potentially hazardous’ asteroid
(July 30, 2023)
A nearby supernova could be our chance to hear from aliens
(June 12, 2023)
Secrets of the stars
(May 29, 2023)
A Recap: American Astronomical Society 241st Meeting in Seattle
(March 15, 2023)
How did the Butterfly Nebula get its wings? It’s complicated
(February 14, 2023)
AAS Names Recipients of 2023 Awards & Prizes
(February 2, 2023)
How did the Butterfly Nebula get its wings? It’s complicated
(January 11, 2023)
Unusually brightening star captures attention as a stellar oddity
(January 10, 2023)
Old and new stars paint very different pictures of the Triangulum galaxy
(January 10, 2023)
The seven-year photobomb: Distant star’s dimming was likely a ‘dusty’ companion getting in the way, astronomers say
(January 9, 2023)
From Artemis to Webb, take a look back - and a look ahead - at the year's top trends in aerospace
(January 2, 2023)
The military is about to launch a constellation
(January 2, 2023)
JWST shows how several stars "stirred up" the Southern Ring Nebula
(December 8, 2022)
Big Data in the Night Sky
(December 1, 2022)
Big Data in the Night Sky
(November 30, 2022)
Satellite Constellations Are an Existential Threat for Astronomy
(November 7, 2022)
Satellite constellations are an existential threat for astronomy
(November 6, 2022)
Meteor lights up night sky in Pacific Northwest
(October 13, 2022)
Lots of junk is floating in outer space. How can we clean it up?
(September 21, 2022)
Some dying stars could have hidden conspirators shaping their afterlife
(August 28, 2022)
Biden and NASA unveil James Webb Space Telescope's first image
(July 11, 2022)
William Herschel is famous for science ? what about his music?
(June 26, 2022)
How 'Big Data' could help SETI scientists focus the search for aliens
(June 22, 2022)
Planet Nine: The answer to this cosmic mystery may come sooner than you think
(June 16, 2022)
Saving Earth from killer asteroids
(June 2, 2022)
The first privately funded killer asteroid spotter is here
(June 2, 2022)
New tool detects potential impact asteroids with help from the past
(May 31, 2022)
UW-developed, cloud-based astrodynamics platform to discover and track asteroids
(May 30, 2022)
Prof. Emily Levesque receives Guggenheim Fellowship
(April 14, 2022)
Superflares may be less harmful to exoplanets than previously thought, study shows
(August 11, 2021)
See the first photos from the Hubble telescope after a major computer malfunction
(July 29, 2021)
New high-precision measurements of TRAPPIST-1 planets
(January 22, 2021)
Support Astronomy
Instagram
Newsletter
