June 30 is Asteroid Day, being the anniversary of the 1908 Tunguska event.

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June 30 is Asteroid Day, being the anniversary of the 1908 Tunguska event.

Everyone’s favorite asteroid, Vesta, is taking its apparent retrograde path, across the hind leg of Leo the lion, as we pass nearest to it.
Continue reading “Vesta, vests, and the fallibility of poets”
Vesta, the fourth asteroid, is at opposition, the middle of its Continue reading “Vesta at opposition”
Here by request is Vesta, the asteroid that Continue reading “Vesta approaching”
June 30 is supposed to be Asteroid Day, in commemoration of the Tunguska Event Continue reading “Asteroid Day”
Here’s my space picture redrawn.
I’m not sure why the United Nations picked June 30 (yesterday) as Continue reading “An asteroid for Asteroid Day (or nearly)”
This year the first of the major asteroids that we pass at opposition is the brightest, the only one you can possibly find with the naked eye: asteroid 4, Vesta.
I’ve won a battle with the asteroids, and so am able to start adding them to “Astronomical Calendar 2017” Continue reading “Asteroids of 2017”