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Uranus, Neptune, Pluto fuller
My announcement of my book Continue reading “Uranus, Neptune, Pluto fuller”
ALCON skies, and coming eclipses
ALCON 2018 is coming, and so is a three-eclipse season. Here’s the western evening sky for the first night of ALCON:
Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, A Longer View
The book is out.
Saturn Better Late than Never
It’s the last day of June and is Saturn’s-day, and I can at last Continue reading “Saturn Better Late than Never”
Mars starts to rise before midnight
Jupiter oppositions, now and ahead
Jupiter reaches its climax of observability in the night of May 8 for America, May 9 for Europe.
Catching up with the planets
A Trio ahead
There will be a cluster of action in the early morning twilight of Saturday, April 7.
April Statistical Fool
The Chinese space station Tiangong-1 is about to dive back to Earth – on April 1, probably.
