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Annular Solar Eclipse

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Jason

On the late afternoon of May 20th, most of the United States and Canada will have an opportunity to watch an eclipse of the Sun.  Nearly everywhere it will be a partial solar eclipse—but for those living in a narrow … Continue reading →

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Sky Talk April 2012: Venus Kisses Pleiades Star Cluster!

Posted on April 1, 2012 by Jason

We just posted the April edition of Sky Talk: “Venus Kisses Pleiades Star Cluster!”. Sky Talk is our monthly star gazing column written by James Mullaney, former assistant editor at Sky & Telescope magazine and author of eight books on stargazing. Enjoy! Continue reading →

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Sky Talk March 2012: Night Sky’s Six Brightest Objects at Once!

Posted on March 1, 2012 by Jason

We just posted the March edition of Sky Talk: “Night Sky’s Six Brightest Objects at Once!”. Sky Talk is our monthly star gazing column written by James Mullaney, former assistant editor at Sky & Telescope magazine and author of eight books on stargazing. Enjoy! Continue reading →

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Sky Talk February 2012: Crescent Moon Visits Venus & Jupiter

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Jason

We just posted the February edition of Sky Talk: “Crescent Moon Visits Venus & Jupiter”. Sky Talk is our monthly star gazing column written by James Mullaney, former assistant editor at Sky & Telescope magazine and author of eight books on stargazing. Enjoy! Continue reading →

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Sky Talk January 2012: The Astronomy of 2012: Fact vs. Fiction

Posted on January 1, 2012 by Jason

We just posted the January edition of Sky Talk: “The Astronomy of 2012: Fact vs. Fiction”. Sky Talk is our monthly star gazing column written by James Mullaney, former assistant editor at Sky & Telescope magazine and author of eight books on stargazing. Enjoy! Continue reading →

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