The Sky This Week from December 1 to 8: Mercury stands east of the Sun
See the Winter Triangle rising, spot Saturn in the south, and catch Comet Tsuchinshan 1 in the sky this week.
Source: astronomy.com
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Commentary: An eclipse of the Sun Is coming ‒ this weekend!
It has been several years since Minnesotans have been able to see a solar eclipse in which half or more of the Sun’s disk has been covered by the Moon.
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Commentary: The Perseid Meteor Shower: Raining Fire in the Sky
August is a month of mixed blessings. It is a time when we can still enjoy some warm summer weather at the cabin, gather with relatives for once-a-year family reunions,
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February's new moon makes it a great night for the Winter Triangle
The moon is entering the new moon phase, during which the half of its surface that faces the Earth will be in complete darkness.
Source: space.com
Astro Bob: Two-dog night — How to find Canis Major and Canis Minor
Give a pat on the head to the two celestial canines who woof-woof at Orion's side. They're out at nightfall all this month and next.
Source: echopress.com
Astro Bob: Two-dog night — How to find Canis Major and Canis Minor
Give a pat on the head to the two celestial canines who woof-woof at Orion's side. They're out at nightfall all this month and next.
Source: grandforksherald.com
Astro Bob: Two-dog night — How to find Canis Major and Canis Minor
Give a pat on the head to the two celestial canines who woof-woof at Orion's side. They're out at nightfall all this month and next.
Source: inforum.com
Astro Bob: Two-dog night — How to find Canis Major and Canis Minor
Give a pat on the head to the two celestial canines who woof-woof at Orion's side. They're out at nightfall all this month and next.
Source: parkrapidsenterprise.com
Astro Bob: Two-dog night — How to find Canis Major and Canis Minor
Give a pat on the head to the two celestial canines who woof-woof at Orion's side. They're out at nightfall all this month and next.
Source: duluthnewstribune.com