Clipmarks - Stellar dust Clipmarks

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POPS Hubble telescope’s top ten

by edsclip 9-17-2008

Hubble telescope’s top ten greatest space photographs

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POPS Photo Shows Stars Born in Huge Cosmic Wombs By Jeanna Bryner

by tabsey 8-26-2008

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POPS Found: Milky Way's Second-Brightest Star

by tabsey 7-19-2008

Superb

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POPS Galaxy's second brightest star found

by pokkets 7-17-2008

Second to Eta Carina. If you've ever seen pictures of that you'd know second brightest isn't too bad.

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POPS The Lagoon Nebula - pretty

by skwirlinator 7-15-2008

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POPS check it out

by jbdemos 7-15-2008

dude

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POPS Strange Ring Found Circling Dead Star

by tabsey 6-26-2008

Recommend this article to astronomy tragics.

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POPS Comprehensive Picture of Milky Way

by ruralart 6-5-2008

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POPS 1868 Supernova -Youngest in the Milky Way- Discovered

by tabsey 5-18-2008

The most recent one known until now occurred around 1680, creating the remnant called Cassiopeia A. The newly-discovered object is the remnant of an explosion only about 140 years ago.

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POPS Deep Sky web site with star maps and databases

by ruralart 5-6-2008

Lots of great info and pics on deep sky observing, including maps you can print.

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POPS Pictures of the Universe

by amgumen 4-15-2008

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POPS Curious Cometary Knots in the Helix Nebula

by amgumen 4-13-2008

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POPS Henize 206 filled with newborn stars

by skwirlinator 4-4-2008

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POPS Supernova Remnants in the LMC

by Rustee 3-22-2008

The Large Magellanic Cloud is a sister satellite galaxy to our Milky Way and lies about 160,000 light-years away.

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POPS Celestial Longitude of a Red Giant

by Moonowler 3-18-2008

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POPS Supernova may offer New View of early Universe.

by Nightshade 3-8-2008

100 times more violent than a "normal" supernova.

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POPS Stellar Time Bomb - Tick, Tick

by Rustee 3-7-2008

If it’s a binary, then both stars are likely to end their lives as supernovae -- explosions that blast the stars to bits. Each will leave behind a neutron star or a black hole. A single star would probably explode, too, but it could form one of the most powerful blasts in the universe -- a gamma-ray burst.

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POPS Baby Boomer Galaxy aglow in UV light

by pokkets 2-27-2008

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POPS Beautiful Balls of Gas

by sweetsfoods 2-20-2008

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POPS A Beautiful Boomerang Nebula

by book-mole 1-8-2008

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POPS Astronomy Picture of the Day: A Beautiful Boomerang Nebula

by travislaborde 12-28-2007

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POPS Astronomy Photo of the Day -- Trifid Pillars & Jets

by dorine 12-26-2007

"The pink dots are newly formed low-mass stars."

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POPS Spitzer Space Telescope Gallery

by Rustee 12-23-2007

A collection of pictures from the space telescope that specializes in infrared imaging.

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POPS Astronomy Picture of the Day: Reflections on the 1970s

by travislaborde 12-20-2007

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POPS Mountains of Creation

by svachon 12-15-2007

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POPS The Fairy of Eagle Nebula

by svachon 12-9-2007

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POPS Steamy Solar System

by amgumen 12-3-2007

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POPS Teen galaxies hint of early Milky Way

by pokkets 11-28-2007

Astronomers think when it grows up, it could look just like it's distant cousin

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POPS Earth's Moon is unusually rare.

by willhelm 11-21-2007

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POPS Search for the Intergalactic Origins of Life

by invictus 11-14-2007

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POPS Hubble Photos of Nebula

by AndreaJoRush 10-17-2007

These photographs are so beautiful! There are many more at the Hubble Site.

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POPS Into the Orion Nebula

by sahara 10-9-2007

The fledgling stars were seen to flare in their X-ray intensity much more than our Sun does today. This suggests our Sun had many violent and energetic outbursts when it was much younger. The wispy filaments (pink and purple) are clouds of gas and dust as seen by Hubble in optical light. This gas and dust will one day condense into disks of material from which future generations of stars will be born.

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POPS Hubble Monitors Erupting Star