Latest A&G articles

The June issue of A&G goes into a bit more detail about Betelgeuse, while keeping on with our usual mix of meeting reports – Autumn MIST, anyone? – community news – a solar system roadmap – and news.

The August issue of A&G is an electric mix of astronomical physics, space success and innovative outreach.

The June A&G goes to Ganymede, courtesy of our Presidential Address, and tells all about the RAS Early Career Network.

Artwork inspired by the sounds of space art-science collaboration features on the cover of the February issue of A&G, yours to read now at academic.oup.com/astrogeo

Artist Helen Schell uses creativity and craft to give another view of science – and it is a powerful tool for outreach.

What do you do if your scientific questions demand extreme environments, or take place over hundreds or even thousands of years? You might think that means that experiments are not possible, but Charles Cockell and his colleagues would like to prove you wrong.

This revolutionary X-ray telescope has unprecedented spatial resolution, comparable to ground-based optical telescopes for the first time. Read what Belinda J Wilkes, Director of the Chandra X-ray Center has to say about the project.

The December issue of A&G is ready to read online right now.

‘Sounds of space’ combines plasma wave science with music, dance, film and gaming to develop innovative outreach. We report on our latest performance which included experimental and interactive dance followed by a quiet and reflective audio/visual experience.

Exoplanets may be scientific heaven for researchers, but NASA is highlighting their hellish side for Halloween this year with some new posters