Astronomy for Anyone
Dennis BodzashA guide to 'what's up' for all things astronomy.
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Near-Total Lunar Eclipse
This is near what you will be able to see on Thursday night. Note that the Moon turns red before totality. Photo by Dennis Bodzash.
It’s a new week, which means that it’s time to spotlight a new cosmic event worth looking up for. This wee...
Study Recommends Nuking Asteroids, Cleaning Up Space, and More
Before (L) and after (R) images of the lunar surface show a new crater created on the Moon by a defunct SpaceX rocket. NASA images.
The traditional work week is at an end, which means that it’s time for the Space News Roundup to arrive. C...
Belka and Strelka Survive Orbit
Soviet postage stamp celebrating the mission. Public domain image.
It’s a Wednesday, which means that it’s time to take another trip into the past. Once again, the weekly trip in the time machine takes us back to the early Space Race, spec...
Moon Meets Antares and an Angry Comet
Thursday’s sky at nightfall looking South. Graphic by Dennis Bodzash.
It’s a new week, which means a new feature in the night sky. This week’s focus may sound a little like a case of deja vu, which it is. Why? This week’s sight not to be m...
Comet Brightens 600x, Making ‘Time’ for Aliens, and More
Earth (the tiny dot) is eclipsed by Martian moon Phobos. NASA image.
The Space News Roundup has made its end of the week landing yet again! Sourced from the farthest reaches of the known web is the usual collection of news items that are...
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Amateur astronomer, armchair historian, previous writer for Examiner.com who has no use for AI.
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