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Ray Baird Saint Paul’s Day. On Thursday, Jan. 28, Saint Paul’s Day will be celebrated, of course we know him as the apostle Paul. There is some special weather lore on his special day that is just as interesting as the apostle Paul and also just as positive. This bit of lore says, “if Saint Paul’s Day be bright and clear, we can expect a green gardening year.” What a great piece of weather lore as we get ready to start the month of February! A halo around the near-full moon in winter...

This year’s first full moon is arriving next week, and astronomers are calling it the “Wolf Moon.”

NGC 613, a barred spiral galaxy 67 million light-years away in the southern constellation of Sculptor, shows its stunning stellar markings in this image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.

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A Super Blood Wolf Moon Will Light Up Vancouver Skies This Month Travel & Outdoors Set your timers, and get your cameras ready. Before the end of the month, people across Metro Vancouver will be treated to a Super Blood full “Wolf Moon” which promises to be a spectacular sight. This full moon is set to rise on Thursday, January 28.  According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the full Wolf Moon will reach its peak illumination at 11:18 AM PST,  on January 28. However it will won’t be visible u...

Say hello to the first full moon of 2021.

Space is a vast completely silent abyss, it is forever changing and evolving. Stars are being birthed and die just as we do with mighty supernovas occuring every 50 years in each galaxy.  The awe-inspiring nature of astronomy treats us to spectacular sky shows each year. Here are the upcoming celestial events taking place in 2021, according to SeaSky: January 13 - New Moon The moon will be located on the same side of the Earth as the Sun and therefore will not be visible in the nig...

The year's first full moon is happening this month — here's how and when to see it.

Although winter nights in Colorado can be frigidly cold, they also provide some of the best star gazing. Bundle up this winter and take advantage of the long nights to explore the night sky.