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Cassiopeia Macbeth
The starry sky in the Astronomical Calendar 2026 Continue reading “Cassiopeia Macbeth”
Astronomical Calendar 2026
Breaking news: Astronomical Calendar 2026 is launched.
AI
AI. That pair of letters, when I first encountered it, was a Bronze Age city.
The solar system and the Blitz
From planets to specks of dust in meteor showers, there are Continue reading “The solar system and the Blitz”
Steppingstone Island
Samos is one of the Greek islands close to Continue reading “Steppingstone Island”
Draco and the law
Meteors of the annual Draconid shower Continue reading “Draco and the law”
Austral fish and Aussie Rowe
Fomalhaut is the 18th brightest star of the night skies – brighter than Deneb, Regulus, Castor. But it is far south, Continue reading “Austral fish and Aussie Rowe”
East and Middle East
Half a dozen solar-systems events are listed in Astronomical Calendar 2024 for January 27 (with their Universal Times): Continue reading “East and Middle East”
No shadow in the well
Our piece about the December solstice provoked an interesting discussion. Continue reading “No shadow in the well”