A Beginner’s Guide to Garden Astronomy
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who watched this week’s eclipse and wondered what other cool things there might be to see in […]
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If you’re one of the millions of Americans who watched this week’s eclipse and wondered what other cool things there might be to see in […]
Continue reading »I have an eclipse of envy. I live in Los Angeles and we only had a tiny quarter eclipse yesterday – cool, but far from […]
Continue reading »Eclipse glasses are an essential piece of eclipse viewing gear , as you should never look directly at the sun without proper eye protection. But […]
Continue reading »Now that you’ve got your eclipse viewing gear ready , you’ve chosen the perfect location , and you’re ready to take stunning photos of the […]
Continue reading »If you’re lucky enough to be in the narrow band of country stretching from Maine to Texas at the designated hour, you’ll be able to […]
Continue reading »A “new” star will appear in the sky in the next few months and should be visible to the naked eye. From now until September, […]
Continue reading »This year’s total solar eclipse—the last to pass over North America until 2044—is coming soon, and if you ‘re heading into the path of the […]
Continue reading »New year, new celestial events to look forward to: 2024 will bring us a series of meteor showers, rocket launches and a total solar eclipse. […]
Continue reading »I’ve written extensively about various stargazing opportunities, from meteor showers to interesting planetary arrangements , and usually suggest finding a dark area for the best […]
Continue reading »In the Tom Hanks film Finch, a powerful solar flare destroys the ozone layer, wiping out almost all life on Earth (and leading to the […]
Continue reading »The best entertainment this weekend is the dazzling Leonid meteor shower. The annual cosmic fireworks display peaks on Friday evening or Saturday morning. The Leonids […]
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