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Bluegrass Skies: Lucy mission launches this week - Vimarsana News

Bluegrass Skies: Lucy mission launches this week

Lucy, a NASA mission that will explore eight different asteroids in 12 years, is set to launch no earlier than Oct. 16 on board a United Launch Alliance Atlas V

Sky Shorts: Touring the late summer Milky Way - Vimarsana News

Sky Shorts: Touring the late summer Milky Way

This is a great time of year for stargazing.

Meteor Showers and Bright Planets for Washington / Oregon Coast - Vimarsana News

Meteor Showers and Bright Planets for Washington / Oregon Coast

Meteor Showers and Bright Planets for Washington / Oregon Coast - Two major astronomical sights will be visible along the Washington and Oregon coast in August

Perseus, Pleiades and Mars paradise - Vimarsana News

Perseus, Pleiades and Mars paradise

As winter wanes, the Pleiades are waiting for eager stargazers. Written By: Mike Lynch | × One of the great pleasures of the Pottsville winter night sky is the Pleiades star cluster, easily seen with just your God-given eyes, even in light-polluted heavens. As winter wanes, the Pleiades are waiting for you in the high southwestern early evening sky in the constellation Taurus the Bull. At first glance, it looks like a miniature Big Dipper. Most people can see six stars, but with really sharp eyesight, you may see seven stars or even more. The Pleiades are also known as the Seven Little Sis...

Perseus constellation provides plenty to see - Delaware Gazette - Vimarsana News

Perseus constellation provides plenty to see - Delaware Gazette

Is it any wonder that many avid stargazers detest daylight saving time? When DST begins on March 14, we can’t get a decent view of the night and stil