Astronomy for Anyone
Dennis BodzashA guide to 'what's up' for all things astronomy.
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Moon Meets Antares
Friday’s sky an hour after sunset. 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 missed is...
AI Flunks Alien Hunting, Orbital Wildfire Firefighters, and More
While pretty, sunsets should not look like this. Smoky sunset over Lake Erie. Photo by Dennis Bodzash.
The traditional work week draws to a close and the Space News Roundup has arrived. Collected, summarized, and linked below is the usual...
Mariner 4 Flys By Mars, Dashes Sci-Fi Dreams
Mariner 4: dream-wrecker. NASA image.
It’s Wednesday, which means that it’s time to grab the keys and take a spin in the time machine. This week’s trip takes us to a first for planetary science: the first flyby of Mars, which took place t...
Moon Meets Venus and the Little King
The sky an hour after sunset of Thursday. Graphic by Dennis Bodzash.
It’s a new week, which means it’s time to focus on ‘what’s up’ for this week in astronomy. This week’s feature is a bit of a ‘now or never’ event in that, while it will r...
10 Years After Examiner and Why We Need Websites Like it Again!
The final Examiner logo.
For anyone who’s checked out my profile, 3 things are clear: I’m an amateur astronomer, armchair historian, and a previous writer for Examiner.com The first 2 items explain themselves, but what about the last one?...
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