This is another confession. Continue reading “Quadrantids and Edot revisited”
Category: astronomy
Moon-Venus-Saturn-Antares in the mornings to come
John Goss has an excellent short survey of astronomical 2016 Continue reading “Moon-Venus-Saturn-Antares in the mornings to come”
Does the bloodroot hear?
Today, January 5, came the latest sunrise, Continue reading “Does the bloodroot hear?”
The Quadrantids and the Edot
The Quadrantid meteor stream hits us in the night of Jan. 3/4. Here is the picture from Astronomical Calendar 2016 page 6, but more expansively and with an addition.
More on Catalina
– the comet that is now like a faint star close to brilliant Arcturus. Continue reading “More on Catalina”
Comets Catalina and Berenices
Comet Catalina (C/2013 US10) is now fairly easily findable in binoculars as it climbs from eastern Virgo into Boötes, and when several people remarked on this I remembered about Berenice’s Comet.
The remains of December
The Geminids come around again
Here is a space-picture of how the meteors of this stream cross Earth’s orbit.
Sky scene, December 12
Put a telescope in your local library
This guest article is by John Jardine Goss, President of the Astronomical League. His subtitle for it is: “The perfect club project.”
