Currently we have two planets visible in the early evening sky and three planets in the early morning sky.
In the very early Butler evening sky you can spot both Mars an...
Hype sure has become a staple of most media these days, especially on the Internet. With volumes and volumes of information out there, writers and editors are desperate ...
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — It turns out our Milky Way galaxy is truly warped, at least around the far edges.
Scientists in China and Australia have released an updated 3D ma...
Most definitely love is in the air this time of year, especially in the night air under a starry sky, even if your starry skies are partially obscured by city lights.
Ta...
WASHINGTON — While 2018 was the fourth-warmest year on record, British meteorologists are predicting the next five years will be much hotter, maybe even record-breaking....
Wintertime is a wonderful time for stargazing — the Super Bowl of stargazing as far as I'm concerned.
Don't wait until warmer weather to stargaze. If you received a tele...
Throughout the year the stars of the Butler celestial dome make up a plethora of pictures and patterns.
Most of what we see are the individual constellations that were u...
I want you to do anything you can do to make sure we have clear skies this Sunday night.
Pray, meditate, hold a hair dryer to the sky — do whatever ever you can do to le...
In my view the best-looking group of constellations, what I call Orion's Gang, has taken full control of southeastern portion of the early Butler evening sky.
You can't ...
The big event in the night sky next month is a total lunar eclipse, or “blood moon,” if you prefer. It'll be the first one we've seen since 2015 and the last one we'll s...
