New Images from the Euclid Telescope:
The Euclid telescope has released its first scientific images and they exceed all expectations. The images show beautiful galaxies and nebulae, offering new insights into the structure and evolution of the universe (Astronomie.nl) (New Scientist).
No Methane on Exoplanet WASP-43b:
One of the surprises this month is the lack of methane on the night side of the exoplanet WASP-43b. This result comes from precise observations and is an important insight into the atmospheric compositions of exoplanets (Astronomie.nl) (Alles Over Sterrenkunde).
Radio Astronomy Breakthrough:
Radio astronomers have developed a new calibration technique to circumvent interference from the Earth's atmosphere. This technique makes it possible to make more accurate measurements of distant cosmic objects (Astronomie.nl).