Another Blood Moon is on the way! Catch a nap this Thursday afternoon because later that night we'll have a lunar eclipse beginning after 2 a.m. on Friday morning.
It's...
November always has many things going for stargazing fans, and this year we have great added attractions, a near total lunar eclipse as well as excellent planet watching...
Being that it’s Halloween weekend, I thought it only appropriate to tell you about my favorite monsters of the Butler night sky: Draco the Dragon, and the head of Medusa...
Lyra the Lyre (or harp) is a small constellation of faint stars, with one major exception: the very bright star Vega.
As soon as the sky gets dark enough after sunset, ...
We have a nearly-full moon lighting up the sky early this week, making evening stargazing a tough go. So instead, set your alarm around 5 to 5:30 a.m. and get an excepti...
One of the classic constellations of the night over Butler is Pegasus, the flying horse.
The heavenly horsey is currently soaring in the southeastern early evening sky. ...
October evening skies in Butler have much to offer. Most of the sky is occupied by the constellations of autumn, but there’s still great summer constellations lighting u...
Happy astronomical autumn!
Summer switched over to autumn last Wednesday afternoon at 3:21, the moment of Autumnal Equinox.
The sun’s daily arc across the sky from eas...
While you’re enjoying the full harvest moon this week, check out the King and Queen of the planets in our Butler September skies.
As darkness sets in, look for them sid...
Now that it gets darker a lot sooner in the evening, it's easier to stargaze before the sandman starts working on your eyelids. You can spend a lot more time with your t...
