Black holes, with their immense gravitational force, are some of the most intriguing objects in space. But how do they form? It all starts with the life cycle of stars. From the birth of a protostar to the dramatic supernova explosion, we trace the journey of a black hole.

Light pollution affects more than 80% of people on Earth, diminishing the beauty of our night sky and disrupting natural ecosystems. Trace shares 5 easy ways you can help reduce light pollution.

Learn about the Pillars of Creation. Explore how these formations teach us about star formation and the lifecycle of nebulae.

Supernovae mark the dramatic end of a massive star's life, resulting in a colossal explosion that can outshine entire galaxies. These cosmic fireworks are not only mesmerizing but also crucial for understanding the lifecycle of stars and the formation of elements in our universe.

Explore how scientists study this inhospitable planet from a safe distance using remote sensing, atmospheric probes, and laboratory experiments. Without physically landing, they can measure its composition and understand its geological processes and chemical reactions. Plus, fellow space enthusiast Trace Dominguez shares some tips on how you can spot Venus in our night sky.

Dive into the mesmerizing world of constellations with our latest video! Since prehistoric times, people have used constellations to orient themselves. Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez tells us about the history of constellations and why astronomers still study these unique patterns in our night sky.

It’s time to answer the age old question – Is Pluto actually a planet or not? Let's uncover Pluto's captivating history, from astronomer Percival Lowell's discovery speculations to the International Astronomical Union's (IAU) game-changing reclassification in 2006!

Let's dive into the story of Halley's Comet! First seen in 239 B.C., Halley's Comet is arguably history’s most famous comet. With an orbital journey spanning at least 16,000 years, Halley's Comet defies aging, passing through Earth's atmosphere every 76 years. Join Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez as we explore the mysteries and wonders of this comet!

We’ve sure come a long way when it comes to telescope technology! Fellow space enthusiast Trace Dominguez dives into a brief comparison of two of the world’s most famous scopes - Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

We’ve sure come a long way when it comes to telescope technology! Fellow space enthusiast Trace Dominguez dives into a brief comparison of two of the world’s most famous scopes - Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

Autumn is a great time to see the northern lights, also known as aurora borealis! Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez breaks down what causes this beautiful phenomenon and why it only happens at the poles. Produced in partnership with Florida Atlantic University

Did you know that the moon experiences weather? But it doesn’t have wind or rain like we do on Earth. Space enthusiast Trace Dominguez explains how our only natural satellite experiences something called space weather.

Every now and then, you might catch nature’s very own light show: a meteor shower. Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez tells us the science behind these shooting stars and spotlights the Leonids, one of the fastest major showers that happens every year. Produced in partnership with Florida Atlantic University.

Who needs a telescope when we can use our eyes to explore the night sky? One of the farthest space objects that we can see completely unaided is the Andromeda galaxy. It’s only 2.5 million light years away, making it the closest spiral galaxy to our Milky Way. Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez shines a light on Andromeda and what makes it so unique.

Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez is revealing the incredible engineering behind NASA’s largest telescope and shares some of the stunning images it’s taken so far.

Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez breaks down the 5 different types of nebulae: emission, reflection, planetary, supernova remnants and dark. Experience their rich spectrum of colors and find out what sets them apart.

Have you ever wished upon a shooting star? Looking up at the night sky, we often mistake these streaks of light for stars, but they’re not really stars at all. Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez breaks down this beautiful phenomenon.

Are you interested in exploring the night skies but not sure where to start? Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez offers 5 tips for beginners who are ready to jump into the wonders of stargazing. To learn more about our night sky, watch Star Gazers on https://www.stargazersonline.org! Produced in partnership with Florida Atlantic University.

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