EarthSky News - Nov 25 - Top Stories This Week

November 25 Top Stories This Week by:

Venezuela is losing its last glacier Venezuela is about to be the first country in modern history to lose all of its glaciers. Incredible visualization of hurricanes and aerosols Take 2 minutes to watch this stunning NASA timelapse. It's the 1st known interstellar asteroid Astronomers named it Oumuamua. It's dark red, very elongated and unlike anything found in our solar system. A farewell to Saturn The Cassini spacecraft returned this final image 2 days before it plunged into Saturn's atmosphere. What monarch butterflies prefer Will our survival strategy for monarchs work? Cloud-to-cloud shadow over China One morning over Hong Kong, a striking shadow cast from one cloud to another. Do dolphins get Alzheimer's disease? Researchers report on pathological signs of Alzheimer’s in these awesome creatures. Tonight … Orion the Hunter easy to view The famous constellation Orion the Hunter is back in the evening sky! Its most recognizable feature is a short, straight line of 3 medium-bright stars.

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Orion the Hunter easy to view The famous constellation Orion the Hunter is back in the evening sky! Its most recognizable feature is a short, straight line of 3 medium-bright stars.

Waving hi to ISS Karthik Easvur created this image as the International Space Station soared over Hyderabad, India on November 22. How you can spot it. Plus, who's aboard ISS now? Submit your photo to EarthSky here!

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EarthSky News - Nov 24 - Incredible Hurricane Visualization

November 24 Incredible Hurricane Visualization by:

Incredible visualization of hurricanes and aerosols Take 2 minutes to watch this stunning NASA timelapse showing sea salt, dust, and smoke flowing around Earth during 2017's active hurricane season. Do dolphins get Alzheimer's disease? In many ways, dolphin brains are a lot like human brains. Researchers report on pathological signs of Alzheimer’s in these awesome creatures. How to see the Great Square of Pegasus It's easy! The Great Square of Pegasus consists of 4 stars of nearly equal brightness in a large square pattern. Once you find it, you can star-hop to other well-known sights in the sky. Tonight … Summer Triangle in northern autumn The Summer Triangle is made up of the 3 brilliant stars Vega, Deneb and Altair. Look for it this evening in your western sky.

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How to see the Great Square of Pegasus You often hear people say the Great Square is “empty" of stars. Of course, it’s not. Charles White created this composite on November 20. It consists of 10 images, each a 30-second exposure.

Cloud-to-cloud shadow over China One morning over Hong Kong, a striking shadow cast from one cloud to another. Photos by Cammy Li. Explanation by Matthew Chin. Submit your photo to EarthSky here!

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