Sky & Telescope

While eyes shift to the sky for the solar eclipse, we want to share the heart-warming story of 105-year-old LaVerne Biser, who perfectly captures why people become addicted to total solar eclipses.

Are you ready for the eclipse on 8 April 2024? It’s the last total solar eclipse viewable from the contiguous US until 2044, so don’t miss it! For the ultimate printed guide to the event, order a copy of The Great 2024...

Sky & Telescope editors were in New Orleans to take in the newest advances in everything from black holes to galaxies and exoplanets to stars.

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​​​​​​​An enthusiastic bunch of intrepid stargazers and readers of Sky & Telescope joined the magazine’s Observing Editor Diana Hannikainen on an astronomy-packed visit to the beautiful islands of Hawaiʻi and Maui.

The AAS Solar Physics Division has announced the winners of its 2022 science-writing awards.

The AAS is honored to be continuing the legacy of Willmann-Bell, Inc. by selling and publishing their robust catalog of astronomy books. Twelve of the most popular titles are now available for sale via Shop@Sky.

The AAS Solar Physics Division has announced the winners of its science-writing awards, and two out of three recognize work published in Sky & Telescope and written by AAS members.

The March 2021 issue of Sky & Telescope guides readers through what astronomers have learned about the "Great Dimming" of Betelgeuse.