Starry Starry Night: Marvelous things to see in your night skies
Greetings everyone! The Magic Half Hour is over until next year, but there are still marvelous things to see in your late May skies.
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Starry Starry Night: A rich feast in the night skies
Hello everyone! You can still see Mercury, Mars and Saturn in the early morning eastern sky.
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Reflecting on the Southern Cross
The southern hemisphere summer solstice occurs next Friday (December 22). At precisely 10.47am, the sun reaches the northernmost point in its...
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MayOMG - Village Magazine
Mayo’s decorated megaliths rewrite the history of Mayo and the world: and features at Westival in Westport
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JWST Reveals Intriguing New Details About Earendel, The Farthest Star Ever Detected
In March 2022, astronomers announced the discovery of the farthest known star via an image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
Source: sciencealert.com
August Super Blue Moon guide 2023: The biggest and brightest moon of the year snuggles up to Saturn
The Blue Moon of August 2023 rises on Aug. 30, offering skywatchers a second chance to catch a supermoon alongside Saturn in the night sky.
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The August Blue Moon 2023 is the biggest and brightest moon this year
The Blue Moon of August 2023 rises on Aug. 30, offering skywatchers a second chance to catch a supermoon alongside Saturn in the night sky.
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JWST Turns its Gaze on the Farthest Known Star: Earendel
Astronomers used JWST to study the farthest known star, Earendel, to get more information about it and its host galaxy.
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Our Treasures: Matariki at Planetarium North
It's a gateway to the stars and an incredible source of cosmic knowledge.
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Starry Starry Night: Find more planets and stars as we prepare for summer
Greetings! We lose more of the glories of the Magic Half Hour in June, and we’ll also lose morning daylight. Sunrise will be stuck at 5:53 a.m. which is the
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