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The StellarNet Star

This holiday season, we received an incredible surprise from our StellarNet team—a star named in our honor! The star is located in the Andromeda constellation, close to the Pegasus constellation. Its coordinates, RA/DEC: 00H 49M 48.8S +41° 04′ 44.2, place it...

Aurora Spectroscopy with StellarNet

This past weekend, intense auroras lit up the sky due to massive solar flares and coronal mass ejections from the sun. Flinging wave after wave of charged solar particles toward Earth, those particles slammed into Earth’s magnetic field Friday, triggering what...

Celebrating Women Astronomers Day!

Today, we come together to honor and celebrate the incredible contributions of women astronomers who have played a vital role in exploring the mysteries of the universe. Their brilliance, dedication, and perseverance have paved the way for future generations of...

March Celestial Events Wonderful for Spectroscopy

All throughout March, unpack those binoculars and set up that telescope to view these celestial wonders. The Orion Constellation is visible to the naked eye in the southern part of the sky throughout the month. Using spectroscopic observation methods, astronomers can...