Astronomy for Anyone
Dennis BodzashA guide to 'what's up' for all things astronomy.
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Mars and Jupiter on Collision Course in the Predawn
The predawn sky as it will appear Monday morning. Graphic by Dennis Bodzash.
It’s a new week, which means it’s time to spotlight a new marquee event taking place in the sky for the upcoming 7 days. This week’s feature is a bit different in...
Dating ‘Starry Night,’ Neil Armstrong’s House Gets a Buyer, and More
Astronomers now think they know the exact date of the sky that inspired Vincent van Gogh to create his iconic ‘Starry Night.’
It’s Friday, which means that the Space News Roundup is coming in for yet another landing! Collected, summarized...
Astronomers Beheaded After Failing to Predict Eclipse
While still awe-inspiring today, total solar eclipses were also frightening to the ancients. Photo by Dennis Bodzash.
It’s a Wednesday, which means that it’s time to grab the keys and start up the time machine yet again for another trip in...
How to Photograph the Orionid Meteor Shower
Aim your camera in the direction of Orion to hopefully catch meteors! Graphic by Dennis Bodzash.
With the Orionid Meteor Shower being in the news right now, it is only natural that people who are not normally interested in astronomy will b...
The Hunter Hurls Fireballs
Meteors will appear to radiate from near the border of Orion and Gemini. Graphic by Dennis Bodzash.
It’s a new week, which means that it’s time to spotlight something especially noteworthy in the night sky. This week’s feature is one that...
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