Love is in the air this week, and in the night sky too! Valentine's Day is upon us this week and no doubt you'll be reminded of that again and again by anyone hawking gr...
We start out this month with Venus and Jupiter still in a close conjunction in the low southeast sky in the early morning.
They were at their closest Friday when they we...
There will be a great celestial hugging this week, more formally known as a conjunction.
The planets Venus and Jupiter will be almost touching in our sky on Friday, less...
The monthly celestial whiteout kicks in this week and serious stargazing is shut down once again.
The moon will be exactly full on Tuesday night, but for most of the wee...
Season touts best views for gazers
Although we're past the holidays, it's still the most wonderful time of the year for stargazing.
Even if you live in an urban/suburban...
Mars begins its retreat
Murphy's law of winter stargazing clearly states that the beauty of the heavens is inversely proportionate to how many layers you put on to go out...
Simple rules add to views
I hope you're having the best holiday season of your life and that Santa Claus treated you well and brought you everything you wanted on your gi...
Christmas 2007 is upon us, and we have not one, but two bright Christmas stars shining over us, one in the early morning sky and the other visible all night.
I'd like to...
Bull weaves a deceptive tale
Taurus the red-eyed bull, has a very ruddy eye, and if you ever saw it, you would even say….
I can see a little tinge of red in his eye. OK,...
Red Planet gets closer to Earth
Believe it or not, even though it's December, we still have some summer constellations in the western skies. At the same time, the wonderf...
