A Total Solar Eclipse Will Occur in the U.S. on April 8, 2024 -- “The 2024 Eclipse Will Transcend the 2017 Eclipse” -- Last Total Eclipse in the Lower 48 States for 20 Years

Agreement Makes Unistellar's Revolutionary Line of Digital Smart Telescopes Available Through Explore Scientific

Mirrorless cameras have become more commonly used than DSLRs in the world's most prestigious astrophotography competition, according to a study of 685 images shortlisted over five years for Astronomy Photographer of the Year.

Deal Establishes Explore Scientific as Exclusive Distributor in U.S., Mexico, Central America & South America for Some of the World's Largest Telescopes for Amateur Astronomy

Innovating in the CubeSat arena, the Hoge Aerospace Institute is now launching the Hogesat-1, a satellite with the capacity to take pictures of an LED display embedded within itself. With a prototype already in place, HAI has launched a Kickstarter campaign to make the technology available to everyone.

Deal Establishes Explore Scientific as Exclusive Distributor for Vixen Optical Products in the Americas

45th Global Star Party livestream astronomy event kicks off at 6 p.m. CDT Saturday (May 15) on explorescientific.com/live

Explore Alliance is teaming up with Astronomy Magazine to host a special Pluto-themed Global Star Party on February 4th at 7 p.m. CST

Explore Scientific celebrates the upcoming Mars Opposition with the AstronomyOutreach network and experts in planetary observation.

Turns Proton Fusion Theory on Its Head

Northwest Arkansas Optics Company to Receive Award on May 3

Have you ever dreamt of peering through a telescope into our magnificent stars? That dream is within your reach.

1911 Brashear Refractor to arrive in Bentonville at 10 a.m. Saturday (July 29)

NOW EVERYONE CAN BE A LUNAR EXPLORER

MoonWatcher To Make Moon Visible 24/7

Truth Seekers, Billy Carson and Thomas Mikey Scrøder Jensen have combined forces with the top anomaly hunters in the world to form the United Family Of Anomaly Hunters(UFAH). Their mission is to provide enough evidence of past and present life on Earth other celestial bodies inside our own solar system.

An authoritative scientific journal "Physics-Uspekhi" noted the work of Andrey Sobolev

Two Fairmont Private Schools students are part of one of four teams to win the 2015 MOONBOTS Challenge presented by Google and XPRIZE. Besting 235 teams from 29 countries, Team GalacTECHs will travel to the annual Google Lunar XPRIZE team summit in Tokyo, Japan.

The Cosmic Watch combines timekeeping, astronomy, and astrology in a unique instrument, which raises awareness of the interrelationships between time and motion of celestial bodies in a playful and entertaining way.

The Flagstaff Star Party - "Meet the Stars," being held Thursday, September 17 through Saturday, September 19 in Buffalo Park, is a free event featuring telescope viewing, presentations by astronomers, and family fun events aimed at engaging families and capturing their imagination about space science and the stars.

6 planets, 2 moons & 1 comet - not often in space science does a single project offer new insights in such numbers of objects in our solar system. The Europe-wide consortium IMPEx does exactly that and now reports significant progress.

Transmissions From Colony One, available online and on mobile devices, is a realistic science-fiction radio drama centered on the first manned mission to Mars.

While researching an archaeological site (Gobekli Tepe) in Turkey, Joe Plegge discovered that the stone pillars, similar to Stonehenge, were aligned to keep track of solar events.

Reef & Rainforest has just a few open spaces for the Eastern Fields and Far North Great Barrier Reef / Solar Eclipse trip departing Cairns, Australia. Guests will travel November 12-26, 2012 for fourteen nights on the liveaboard Sprit of Freedom.

Vito Technology Inc.® today is pleased to announce the release of new updates to their award-winning Star Walk and Solar Walk apps, which take full advantage of the Retina display and quad core graphics of the new iPad.

Astronomer Jeff Dershem will be signing copies of his new book, Planets to Pulsars at Coffee Studio 2913 F Road in Grand Junction, CO April 2 from 2-4pm.