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Moonrise over the Castle of Leiria

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Inside the August 2025 Issue

The August 2025 issue of Sky & Telescope jumps for Jupiter with a close look at the Great Red Spot and the naming of the Galilean moons.

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Inside the July 2025 Issue

The July issue of Sky & Telescope covers some inspiring astronomy outreach stories and offers tips on how to get involved in the community.

Adventures in Astronomy: Approaching Infinity

Tuesdays, 7:30 PM-9:00 PM, Eastern Time, over Zoom January 14, 2025 thru May 6, 2025 Dr. George Roush will explore 1. Geo-centrism & the Copernican Revolution 2. Our sun & its planets 3. The birth, evolution & death of stars 4. Telescopes 5. Our Milky Way Galaxy 6. Other galaxies…

Solar Eclipses

Partial Solar Eclipse

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Earthshine Tonight

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Sky & Telescope Errata 2025

Despite every effort to make every issue error free, mistakes occasionally make their way into print. Here's a list of known ones for 2025.

Lunar eclipse montage (Sep 2015)

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Prepare for the March 13-14 Total Lunar Eclipse

The total lunar eclipse of March 13–14 — the first observable anywhere since 2022 — will be visible across all of North and South America.

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Planetary Alignment

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The Moon nearly at first quarter

Stargazing Basics

How To Get Started with that New Telescope

How to start successfully with your new telescope — a guide to what you need to know, how to set it up, and things you can start finding with it in tonight’s sky.

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Astronomy & Observing News

Diana Hannikainen Named Next Editor in Chief of Sky & Telescope Magazine

Astronomer and science communicator Diana Hannikainen has been named the next Editor in Chief of Sky & Telescope.

Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS evening views (diagram)

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Bright Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS Climbs into Evening View

The highly anticipated Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS will come into evening view for Northern Hemisphere observers starting October 11th.

The cover of the December 2024 issue

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Inside the December 2024 Issue

The December 2024 issue of Sky & Telescope rethinks how we model exoplanet atmospheres and hunts down galaxies around the North Star.

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The November 2024 issue of Sky & Telescope hunts down the brightest objects in the Triangulum Galaxy and explores a core-collapse supernova.

Perseid Meteor Shower

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Prepare for the Perseids and a Pretty Planetary Pairing

The year’s long-awaited Perseid meteor shower will be accompanied by a graceful planetary conjunction. It’s well worth staying up all night to watch.

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Inside the October 2024 Issue

The October 2024 issue takes readers to the southern hemisphere and the binary asteroid 65803 Didymos-Dimorphos.

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Inside the September 2024 Issue

The September 2024 issue takes you behind the scenes in the lives of comets and the discovery of the Kuiper Belt.

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Sky & Telescope Errata 2024

Despite every effort to make every issue error free, mistakes occasionally make their way into print. Here's a list of known ones for 2024.

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Inside the August 2024 Issue

The August 2024 issue of Sky & Telescope follows the hunt for the largest stars and looks at how we’ll find other planets like ours.

The cover of the July 2024 Issue

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Inside the July 2024 Issue

The July 2024 issue of Sky & Telescope takes you on a tour of the Moon's craters and details how to capture the Sun's brilliant light.

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