Astronomy for Anyone
Dennis BodzashA guide to 'what's up' for all things astronomy.
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The Autumnal Equinox
The Sun’s path varies greatly over the course of a year. Photos and composite by Dennis Bodzash.
The arrival of September also heralds the arrival of fall, which arrives astronomically with the Autumnal Equinox, which is the day the Sun cr...
Space Force Confirms Weapons in Orbit, Alien Tech Could Litter Moon, and More
The Space Force has confirmed that it both has weapons in orbit and views future battlefields as extending to the Moon itself.
We’ve made it: another work week down, which means that it’s time for the arrival of yet another new Space News...
Space Shuttle ‘Enterprise’ Unveiled to Public
Enterprise on one of its test glides. NASA image.
It’s a new week, which means a new trip back in time. For this week’s highlight, we examine a NASA program that spanned an entire generation, the Space Shuttle. While the first shuttle did...
The Moon as a Stalker of Stars and Planets
Venus and the Pleiades make a pretty pair. Photo by Dennis Bodzash.
It’s a pattern that you may have noticed in my articles and notes: every month at pretty much the same time, the Moon will pass very near a planet or certain star. As I a...
Magical Moon Makes Venus Vanish
Even if you can’t see the occultation, the Moon will make a close pass by Venus on Monday. Look West 45 minutes after sunset. Graphic by Dennis Bodzash.
It’s Sunday, which means that it’s time to spotlight an especially noteworthy event t...
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