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Space-based telescopes are remarkable. Their view isn't obscured by the weather in our atmosphere, and so they can capture ...

A Chinese X-ray space telescope has already made several discoveries during its initial commissioning phase. The Einstein ...

The world’s largest optical mirror was successfully installed on a support system prototype for the first time to validate ...

In times like these, we all need to look beyond ourselves. This project might help: OnStep is an open-source telescope controller, a device that controls a telescope to point at something ...

While there are many telescopes on offer at Walmart, you don't have to break the bank to view the stars and beyond as the retailer stocks some great budget telescopes under $500 and Celestron ...

At Gemini South, on an Andes mountaintop called Cerro Pachon, an adaptive-optics system supercharges the capabilities of the telescope's massive 26-foot (8-meter) mirror, the better to study black ...

Edmund Optics has announced the addition of optical coherence tomography phantoms and diffuse reflectance phantoms to its product portfolio, now providing off-the-shelf, standardized ready-to-use ...

Well, any of us who has ever looked through a telescope could say the same, for the two principal types in use today were developed by giants: the refractor by Galileo and the reflector by Newton.

NASA telescopes have captured two ghastly galaxies that look like a creepy pair of staring “blood-soaked” eyes floating in ...

Discover the best telescopes for an unrivaled view of the cosmos — just in time for Black Friday savings. A telescope opens up a world of discovery, bringing the beauty and mysteries of the ...

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope and Hubble Space telescopes have captured an incredible image of two galaxies that make them look like they're staring back at the universe ...