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Organic Compounds Discovered in Freshly Ejected Ice Particles from Enceladus's Ocean
17.10.2025
Organic Molecules from Enceladus's Subsurface Ocean An international research team has analyzed data from the Cosmic Dust Analyzer (CDA) instrument aboard…
Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Through the Lenses of Spacecraft at Mars and Jupiter
09.10.2025
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, discovered on July 1, 2025, has become the third known object to arrive in our Solar System from the depths of the galaxy.…
Astronomy Day
25.09.2025
September 27 – Astronomy Day! The date of the event is unique for each year. In 2025, this date is September 27. Astronomy Day is unique for each year…
Photograph of NGC 7331 and the "Deer Lick" group with the new supernova SN2025rbs
22.09.2025
The image was taken on 08/01/2025 at the S. A. Kolobov Observatory using an ASTROSIB RC500 telescope on an ASTROSIB AVM-700 mount with an SBIG Aluma AC4040-Ultimate…
Meeting with Alexey Mikhailovich Semikhatov
15.09.2025
September 13, 2025 – Employees of the Kolobov Observatory attended an event at the Information Center for Atomic Energy (ICAE) of Chelyabinsk with great…
Lunar Eclipse on September 7, 2025
09.09.2025
On the night of September 7-8, we photographed the total lunar eclipse — the very one when the Moon turns "bloody"! We shot this spectacle with all possible…
Total Lunar Eclipse on September 7, 2025
01.09.2025
On the night of September 7-8, 2025, the inhabitants of Earth will witness one of the most spectacular astronomical phenomena — a total lunar eclipse,…
Birthday of the S. A. Kolobov Observatory
27.08.2025
3 years since the official opening of the S. A. Kolobov Observatory Exactly three years ago, on August 27, 2022, an important event in our history took…
Bright "Jellyfish" over our region
21.08.2025
Yesterday, 20.08.2025, a bright "Jellyfish" from a rocket launch from the Baikonur cosmodrome appeared over our region. Such a phenomenon occurs when…
Astrophotography Exhibition "Space is Getting Closer" at the ICAE of Chelyabinsk
14.08.2025
Friends, lovers of space and the beautiful! At the Information Center for Atomic Energy (ICAE) of Chelyabinsk, an exhibition of astrophotographs from the…
JWST has detected ancient light that contradicts models of the early Universe
07.08.2025
Key Observations The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has detected 9 sources of bright blue ultraviolet light The sources are at a record distance:…
Story about the S.A. Kolobov Observatory
31.07.2025
Channel 31. Chelyabinsk. Want to learn more about space? Read our articles and follow astronomical events!
Astronomers have captured the birth of a new planetary system for the first time
28.07.2025
Using the ALMA and James Webb telescopes, an international team of astronomers has for the first time in history recorded the earliest moment of planet…
We caught a signal from the ISS
24.07.2025
Receiving a signal from the ISS at the S. A. Kolobov Observatory On July 17th and 18th, at the S. A. Kolobov Observatory, we received a signal from the…
Our New Astrophoto
16.07.2025
Our New Capture!Crescent Nebula (NGC 6888) Emission nebula in the constellation Cygnus. Apparent magnitude: 7.4 Diameter: 25 light-years Distance:…
Large Solar Prominence
15.07.2025
Large Solar Prominence At the S. A. Kolobov Observatory, regular imaging of our main star is carried out. On July 2, 2025, a very large prominence was…
3I/ATLAS: New Interstellar Object Exhibiting Cometary Properties
08.07.2025
Astronomers have discovered a new mysterious object that arrived from beyond our Solar System. It has become the third recorded interstellar visitor in…
MoM‑z14 is the most distant known object in the Universe.
30.06.2025
The observed galaxy is recorded with a redshift of z = 14.44, making it the most distant object confirmed by spectroscopy as of June 2025. The galaxy's…
Vera Rubin Observatory: A Swarm of New Asteroids
25.06.2025
Rubin Observatory has made a breakthrough in observing small solar system bodies, detecting over 2,000 previously unknown objects in just a few nights,…