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The Biggest Star We've Ever Found! - Vimarsana News

The Biggest Star We've Ever Found!

"The light that burns twice as bright burns for half as long - and you have burned so very, very brightly, Roy. Look at you: you're the Prodigal Son; you're quite a prize!" -Tyrell, from Blade Runner Look up at the night sky. On a clear, dark night with normal vision, you can literally see thousands of stars.

Constellations appear in Guam's sky that aren't seen from mainland - Vimarsana News

Constellations appear in Guam's sky that aren't seen from mainland

Star Lady Pam Eastlick will help you find the Southern Triangle and Ara the Altar.

Crux the Southern Cross shines for Guam astronomy fans this week - Vimarsana News

Crux the Southern Cross shines for Guam astronomy fans this week

Starry Starry Night: Other highlights in the sky this week include Mars, Venus and Centaurus.

Captain of Boeing 777 shoots incredible time-lapse from cockpit - Vimarsana News

Captain of Boeing 777 shoots incredible time-lapse from cockpit

A stunning time-lapse recorded by the captain of a Boeing 777-300 offers a rare cockpit perspective of the ...

Guam skies feature Orion the Hunter, five planets, the brightest stars - Vimarsana News

Guam skies feature Orion the Hunter, five planets, the brightest stars

But you don’t have to wait a long time to see the Magic Half Hour again. It happens every year in April and May. What does change is the planets you can see and this year, you can see all five planets. Two of them, Jupiter and Saturn, are in the early morning sky and the other three are in your Magic Half Hour evening sky. Just watch the sun set this week and as it begins to grow dark, look for two bright stars above the position of the setting sun. The lower one will be very bright, and it isn’t a star; that’s Venus. And the bright star above Venus also isn’t a star; that’s Mercury...