NASA’s skywatching tips for September include rare glimpse of ‘zodiacal light’
NASA is back with its monthly update for what to spot in the sky over the coming weeks. Venus, for example, returns to the morning sky after brightening our evening…
NASA’s skywatching tips for August include a famous meteor shower
NASA has just released its monthly update on what to look out for in the skies over the next few weeks, with Saturn, the Perseid meteors, and a “super blue…
NASA’s skywatching tips for July feature stars called Regulus and Fomalhaut
What’s Up: July 2023 Skywatching Tips from NASA If you never look up at the sky on a clear night, you’re missing out on a lot. But with so many…
NASA’s June skywatching tips include Mars in the Beehive
NASA is back again with its monthly roundup of what to look out for in the sky over the coming weeks. Kicking right off with Thursday and Friday, Mars finds…
Check out NASA’s skywatching tips for February
February is just about upon us and so it’s time for NASA to once again share its suggestions on what to look out for in the skies in the coming…
Observe a comet, and other skywatching tips for January
NASA’s skywatching tips for January feature some real crackers, including a parade of planets, a winter dazzle of stars, and a recently discovered comet. Fumali – Services Marketplace – Listings, Bookings…
NASA’s skywatching highlights for December include a lunar occultation
This month offers a great opportunity to witness a lunar occultation of Mars, when the red planet slips behind our nearest neighbor.
Do look up to enjoy November’s space treats
This month is an exciting one for skywatchers, with a total lunar eclipse, an enormous star, and a meteor shower three highlights to enjoy.
NASA’s October skywatching tips include ‘evenings with giants’
What with October just starting, NASA has served up its monthly tips on what to look out for in the sky over the coming weeks.
Check out NASA’s skywatching tips for July
July is an exciting month for skywatchers, as it offers a great chance to get a good look at the Milky Way and its hundreds of billions of stars.