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One look at a light pollution map Dark Sky Map can be pretty upsetting. Whole swaths of the earth, especially in North America, Europe and Asia have basically erased the night sky. Probably the only thing North Korea does better than its neighbor is light pollution; there is not a single square foot of land […]

Venus, Mars and Regulus around themselves together in the night sky in this week’s stargazing guide.

The Perseid meteor shower is due to put on a great show in this week’s stargazing guide.

The first of August’s supermoons and the appearance of the Pleiades feature in this week’s stargazing guide.

We have a rare bird, or should I say birds in the Butler night sky this month: two full moons, one Aug. 1 and Aug. 31, with the second full moon considered a Blue Moon by many folks. There is a littl...

This visually-appealing and informative stargazing app for Apple devices now comes in a free version with impressive in-app upgrades.

Venus, Mars and Regulus around themselves together in the night sky in this week’s stargazing guide.

The Pleiades return to the morning sky, while the Moon pairs up with Jupiter in this week’s stargazing guide.

Some years it seems like summer can’t get here fast enough, and then it’s gone in the blink of an eye. We are here to help you pack in as much fun as possible without missing a minute.

The summer of 2023 begins at 9:58 a.m. Wednesday, at least astronomically. Astronomers call this the summer solstice, the longest day of the year.