To get one, go to the subscriptions page. Jay Cote and Michael Lynch spent their childhood summers in Astrosphere heaven at Funtown. They would bike to the Saco park every day with season passes ...

Astronomers have achieved a groundbreaking milestone by capturing the first-ever image an astrosphere around a star resembling our sun. The discovery centers on a star nicknamed The Moth ...

That extra activity, plus the star’s movement through the interstellar medium, made Lisse think the Moth was a good target for detecting an astrosphere. The observations showed that the Moth is ...

To get one, go to the subscriptions page. Jay Cote and Michael Lynch spent their childhood summers in Astrosphere heaven at Funtown. They would bike to the Saco park every day with season passes ...

An astrosphere’s size is determined partly by the strength of the star’s winds, and partly by the surrounding interstellar medium of gas and dust. The star’s velocity through the galaxy also ...

Then head over to my good friend Fraser Cain’s Universe Today website, where he creates a daily collection of blog posts about the Universe… he calls it The Astrosphere. I read it every day.

The team behind the research reached these findings by observing X-rays emitted by a hot plasma bubble called the "astrosphere" that surrounds star systems. This plasma gets inflated by stellar ...

he calls it The Astrosphere. I read it every day. You should too. And as a bonus, guess who's blogging for Wired Science now? Swoopy and Derek, if you didn't know, are the Skepticality podcasters. The ...