A monthly look at astronomical events in the sky and on Earth
Compiled by Steve Sawyer
Welcome to November’s “What’s Up”!
I always like this time of year with the darker evenings. I’m more of a morning person than a night owl so the earlier dark skies are great. Hopefully we get some clear skies too.
This month, aside from the sparkle of fireworks, we can look forward to the Leonids and Northern Taurids meteor showers. The planets are also becoming easier to view again. Continue reading
A monthly look at astronomical events in the sky and on Earth
Compiled by Steve Sawyer
Well, it’s May already, how did that happen? I’m hoping for a few warmer days and some clear skies (with a little less rain!).
Over the northern horizon, Cassiopeia appears low, with the southern areas of Perseus and Auriga fading into obscurity, although the Double Cluster nestled between them remains a vivid sight. Unfortunately, the Andromeda Galaxy dips too low to be easily spotted. Continue reading