Skywatching

Beginner’s Guide To Binoculars

Before you consider buying expensive equipment for viewing the wonders of the night sky, binoculars are one piece of equipment…

13 years ago

The Holidays Are Coming! A Beginner’s Guide to Telescopes

The holidays are fast approaching, and you may be looking for gift ideas for your friends, loved ones and even…

13 years ago

ROSAT Satellite has Re-Entered; No Reports of Debris

[/caption] It's official: the ROSAT satellite has come down. The Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR), the German Space…

13 years ago

ROSAT – Fiery Debris To Rain From The Sky

[/caption] The recent re-entry of the UARS satellite was not the end of falling satellite debris, as the German ROSAT…

13 years ago

Wake Up! The Orionid Meteor Shower Peaks On October 20…

[/caption] Do you hate to get up early? Then stay up late, because it's infrequent that both the northern and…

13 years ago

Why is Tonight’s Full Moon the Smallest of the Year?

[/caption] Think we can only see half of the Moon's surface from Earth? Not always. Over the course of the…

13 years ago

World Space Week ( Oct 4th – 10th ) — Join the Fun!

[/caption] What is World Space Week? Founded in 1981, World Space Week Association is one of the world's oldest space…

13 years ago

The Draconid Meteor Shower – A Storm is Coming!

[/caption] The Draconids are coming! Will this meteor shower produce a storm of observable meteors, or just a minor squall?…

13 years ago

What’s That Very Bright Star – Is it the Planet Jupiter?

[/caption] Have you seen a very bright star rising in the East every night the past few months? If you're…

13 years ago

Stunning New Timelapse: Tempest Milky Way

It's been a summer of storms across the US, and timelapse photographer Randy Halverson has taken advantage of it! Randy…

13 years ago