Catching up on the last week in comet and asteroid discoveries… A week ago new NEA announcements were coming left … More
Category: Asteroids
Recent Discoveries – Sept 16-17, 2010
The discoveries keep rolling in as the prime discovery surveys continue to enjoy clear skies. The number of new finds … More
Recent Discoveries – Sept 14-15, 2010
2010 RA91 was discovered by Arizona amateur Joe Hobart. Joe used a 0.36-m or 14″ Schmidt-Cassegrain located at his observatory, … More
Recent Discoveries – Sept 13, 2010
Two days ago 10 NEAs were announced, yesterday saw only a single announcement. The reason… most asteroid surveys are located … More
Recent Discoveries – Sept 12, 2010
Today’s post will hopefully begin a new feature on the TransientSky which will focus on newly discovered interesting asteroids and … More
2 Small Asteroids Buzz the Earth This Week
With the end of the monsoon in the southwest US (or at least a break in the monsoon since the … More
Evening planets – August 8
Watch the western sky right after it gets to dark to watch the heavens in motion. For the entire month, … More
Celestial Triangle (+ Mercury and Vesta) – August 6
The early evening planetary show continues tonight. The celestial triangle of Venus, Mars and Saturn should be easy to spot … More
In the Sky This Month – July 2010
This feature highlights a number of meteor showers, comets and asteroids which are visible during the month of July 2010. … More
A Better View of the Hayabusa Re-entry
The video below is from a Japanese NHK TV crew. IMHO it is better than the video NASA released. Enjoy!