Star in a Star (starinastar.com) is a new Continue reading “To Bounce Your Mind Into Space”
Category: astronomy
Editorial notice
That sounds pompous, I’ve borrowed it from the bulletins of the Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams. But first —
Skeleton sky
D-shapes and beyond
Saturn, Antares, the First-Quarter Moon, Jupiter, Spica, and Venus – spread across the after-sunset sky.
The last high tide
This weekend’s high tides won’t really be the last, but they may be Continue reading “The last high tide”
Moonless night ahead for the Perseids
This is an early notice: the best showing of these meteors should be in the night between August 12 and 13 (Sunday-Monday), but you may already have a chance to see a few of them.
Astro-Cat
Astro-enthusiasts, especially those of any age with child-wide minds, will get fun and insights from Continue reading “Astro-Cat”
Mars and Moon Meet at Midnight
A double sky event will unfold in the night between Thursday July 26 and Friday July 27.
Moon landing anniversary
Uranus, Neptune, Pluto fuller
My announcement of my book Continue reading “Uranus, Neptune, Pluto fuller”