Now rising in the east after sunset is the famous Summer Triangle, so called because it sits high overhead on summer nights.

As fall gets underway it will climb to a position of prominence in the evening sky for the rest of the year. The backdrop for all summer stargazing is the luminous band that traces the star ...

The easiest way of finding Corona Borealis is by first locating some of the brightest stars in the summer night sky. On any clear night, find the stars of the Big Dipper high in the northern sky.

Summer is a time when many weary and sleep-deprived amateur astronomers and skywatchers put their binoculars and telescopes into hibernation. Depending on your location, the night sky may not get ...

The summer night sky is a treasure trove of exciting objects to see with the naked eye. The difficulty most people face with summer observing is that the stars do not appear until well into the ...

The planets will stretch from the horizon line to around halfway up the night sky ... planets line up in the sky from time to time. There was a five-planet lineup last summer and there’s ...

and the first full moon of summer will shine bright in the night sky. The moon will be 100% full on Friday at 9:08 p.m. June’s full moon is called the ‘strawberry’ full moon. Despite the ...

The easiest planet to spot will be Venus, often referred to as the “evening star,” because it’s the brightest object in the night sky apart from the moon. Uranus will appear close to Venus ...

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