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All About Space

No. 130
Magazine

Every issue All About Space delivers fascinating articles and features on all aspects of space and space travel with mind-blowing photography and full-colour illustrations that bring the amazing universe around us to life.

WELCOME ISSUE 1 30

Shadow of Jupiter’s moon

Hubble celebrates 32nd anniversary

As cool as ice

Meteorites could have brought DNA to Earth

Two giant marsquakes rock Mars’ far side

Overlooked gravitational-wave signals point to ‘exotic’ black holes

Large Hadron Collider hits world-record proton acceleration

ARE WE IN A CHAOTIC UNIVERSE? • Do we finally have a handle on chaos theory and how it influences the world around us?

FLEET LANDERS

“Everybody in the space world was watching” • The only Dutch astronaut to fly into space twice, Kuipers also berthed a private spacecraft with the ISS for the first time

DYING RED GIANT SEEN BLOWING SMOKE RINGS • Two telescopes charted the structure of a star about to die in unprecedented detail

TITAN • Saturn’s biggest moon is a harsh, uninhabitable world, yet has uncanny similarities to our home planet

HUBBLE SPOTS ITS MOST DISTANT STAR YET

HOW FAR HAVE OUR MESSAGES TO SPACE TRAVELLED?

CONQUERING SPACE JUNK • Should we be worried about the debris we’re leaving in orbit?

COMETS FADE NEAR SATURN’S ORBIT

BEYOND THE SOLAR SYSTEM • Five of NASA’s spacecraft are heading beyond our solar neighbourhood. What will they find?

OUR SATELLITE’S STARS SHED LIGHT ON GALAXY FORMATION • Mapping of the Large Magellanic Cloud reveals starry secrets

SOLVING THE SUN’S BURNING MYSTERY • Scientists have spent decades trying to figure out why the Sun’s atmosphere heats to extreme temperatures

ASTEROID IMPACT UNLIKELY UNTIL 2880 • Earthlings can breathe a little easier for the next 800 years

ASK SPACE

MONEY-SAVING TIPS FOR BUYING A TELESCOPE • Get the best price for your new instrument by shopping smart with these handy tips

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO BUY A TELESCOPE?

WHAT’S IN THE SKY?

PLANETARIUM

THIS MONTH’S PLANETS • Venus takes pride of place in the morning sky alongside the rest of the Solar System’s worlds

RUPES RECTA: THE STRAIGHT WALL

HIDDEN WONDERS OF HERCULES • There’s more to this constellation than Messier 13, the most beautiful globular cluster in the northern sky

THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE

ASTROSHOTS OF THE MONTH

ZWO ASI183MC PRO • This CMOS camera offers high-end features in an affordable package, but how does it perform under the night sky?

IN THE SHOPS

ENRICO FERMI


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 100 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: No. 130

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: May 19, 2022

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Science

Languages

English

Every issue All About Space delivers fascinating articles and features on all aspects of space and space travel with mind-blowing photography and full-colour illustrations that bring the amazing universe around us to life.

WELCOME ISSUE 1 30

Shadow of Jupiter’s moon

Hubble celebrates 32nd anniversary

As cool as ice

Meteorites could have brought DNA to Earth

Two giant marsquakes rock Mars’ far side

Overlooked gravitational-wave signals point to ‘exotic’ black holes

Large Hadron Collider hits world-record proton acceleration

ARE WE IN A CHAOTIC UNIVERSE? • Do we finally have a handle on chaos theory and how it influences the world around us?

FLEET LANDERS

“Everybody in the space world was watching” • The only Dutch astronaut to fly into space twice, Kuipers also berthed a private spacecraft with the ISS for the first time

DYING RED GIANT SEEN BLOWING SMOKE RINGS • Two telescopes charted the structure of a star about to die in unprecedented detail

TITAN • Saturn’s biggest moon is a harsh, uninhabitable world, yet has uncanny similarities to our home planet

HUBBLE SPOTS ITS MOST DISTANT STAR YET

HOW FAR HAVE OUR MESSAGES TO SPACE TRAVELLED?

CONQUERING SPACE JUNK • Should we be worried about the debris we’re leaving in orbit?

COMETS FADE NEAR SATURN’S ORBIT

BEYOND THE SOLAR SYSTEM • Five of NASA’s spacecraft are heading beyond our solar neighbourhood. What will they find?

OUR SATELLITE’S STARS SHED LIGHT ON GALAXY FORMATION • Mapping of the Large Magellanic Cloud reveals starry secrets

SOLVING THE SUN’S BURNING MYSTERY • Scientists have spent decades trying to figure out why the Sun’s atmosphere heats to extreme temperatures

ASTEROID IMPACT UNLIKELY UNTIL 2880 • Earthlings can breathe a little easier for the next 800 years

ASK SPACE

MONEY-SAVING TIPS FOR BUYING A TELESCOPE • Get the best price for your new instrument by shopping smart with these handy tips

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO BUY A TELESCOPE?

WHAT’S IN THE SKY?

PLANETARIUM

THIS MONTH’S PLANETS • Venus takes pride of place in the morning sky alongside the rest of the Solar System’s worlds

RUPES RECTA: THE STRAIGHT WALL

HIDDEN WONDERS OF HERCULES • There’s more to this constellation than Messier 13, the most beautiful globular cluster in the northern sky

THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE

ASTROSHOTS OF THE MONTH

ZWO ASI183MC PRO • This CMOS camera offers high-end features in an affordable package, but how does it perform under the night sky?

IN THE SHOPS

ENRICO FERMI


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