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Inside the September 2026 Issue
Digital Edition The Next Great Space Telescope, The Hanle Dark Sky Reserve, and Solar Observing In the September 2026 issue of Sky & Telescope, we’re featuring NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which is ready to launch and revolutionize our understanding of the universe. As this great telescope begins its…
Alan Hale (1958-2026)
Astronomer and comet-hunter Alan Hale passed away on Saturday, June 6th, at 68 years old in his home in Cloudcroft, New Mexico.
Inside the September 2025 Issue
The September 2025 issue of Sky & Telescope features ALMA's new face lift and the first images from the Euclid space telescope.
Inside the June 2025 Issue
The June 2025 issue of Sky & Telescope follows the path Comet ATLAS (C/2024 G3) took around the Sun with incredible images from our readers.
Inside the May 2025 Issue
The May 2025 issue of Sky & Telescope traverses a series of distant star-forming regions and offers a guide to high-resolution imaging.
Asteroid Named for S&T’s Editor in Chief, Diana Hannikainen
The International Astronomical Union has named asteroid 2000 BE23 after S&T’s new Editor in Chief, Diana Hannikainen: 50252 Dianahannikainen.
Inside the March 2025 Issue
The March 2025 issue of Sky & Telescope relives watching Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS cut across the sky and dives into the Rosette Nebula.
Inside the February 2025 Issue
Sky & Telescope celebrates its 1,000th issue and its new Editor in Chief Diana Hannikainen and shows readers how to edit JWST images.
Inside the January 2025 Issue
The January 2025 issue starts the year off right with tumultuous galaxy clusters and a preview of upcoming solar eclipses.
Stellafane Star Party Celebrates Their Centennial
As hundreds of astronomers made their annual pilgrimage to the “shrine to the stars” this year, the Springfield Telescope Makers were preparing to celebrate Stellafane's 100th anniversary.
Adventures in Astronomy
Looking for a way to learn or share astronomy with a student? Check out this virtual beginner astronomy course from astronomyteacher.net. It's FREE for high school students and teachers and runs from June 14th through August 9th.
Adventures in Astronomy
Looking for a way to learn or share astronomy with a student? Check out this virtual beginner astronomy course from astronomyteacher.net. It's FREE for high school students and teachers and runs from June 14th through August 9th.
Adventures in Astronomy
Looking for a way to learn or share astronomy with a student? Check out this virtual beginner astronomy course from astronomyteacher.net. It's FREE for high school students and teachers and runs from June 14th through August 9th.
Adventures in Astronomy
Looking for a way to learn or share astronomy with a student? Check out this virtual beginner astronomy course from astronomyteacher.net. It's FREE for high school students and teachers and runs from June 14th through August 9th.
Adventures in Astronomy
Looking for a way to learn or share astronomy with a student? Check out this virtual beginner astronomy course from astronomyteacher.net. It's FREE for high school students and teachers and runs from June 14th through August 9th.
Adventures in Astronomy
Looking for a way to learn or share astronomy with a student? Check out this virtual beginner astronomy course from astronomyteacher.net. It's FREE for high school students and teachers and runs from June 14th through August 9th.
Adventures in Astronomy
Looking for a way to learn or share astronomy with a student? Check out this virtual beginner astronomy course from astronomyteacher.net. It's FREE for high school students and teachers and runs from June 14th through August 9th.
Adventures in Astronomy
Looking for a way to learn or share astronomy with a student? Check out this virtual beginner astronomy course from astronomyteacher.net. It's FREE for high school students and teachers and runs from June 14th through August 9th.
Welcome Back, Stellafane
After two years apart, amateur astronomers and telescope makers from around the country met at the top of Breezy Hill to enjoy the stars with old and new friends.
Amateur Astronomy in 2021
Calling all amateur astronomers: NASA’s Night Sky Network wants to hear from you!
