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Sunrise and Sunset Times (Eastern Standard Time) - Advertisement - Sun rises at 7:11 am and sets at 5:19 pm on the 31st Moon’s Phases in January New Moon on the 13th Full “Wolf Moon” on the 28th Tagline: Jupiter and Saturn make their last appearance at dusk, Mercury pops up at dawn Stars and Constellations The spectacular winter star groups parade onto the center stage of the heavens on January evenings, but before that happens, a few remnants of autumn and even of summer nights have yet to bow and depart from that stage. In particular, the stars which form the Summer Triangle ...

Sky Shorts: Space exploration and night sky highlights for 2021 Suzie Dills Although 2020 was a very difficult year for us, it gave us a chance to take time to observe astronomical highlights and night sky delights and view live broadcasts of historic launches. Many of us enjoyed the Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn and the surprise visit of Comet NEOWISE. We watched the launch of the next Mars rover, Perseverance in July. History was made with the NASA SpaceX Crew Dragon flight, the first American rocket launch since 2011 and the NASA’s Space X Crew 1 Mission. 2021 HIGHLIGHTS Mars 2...

Don't worry if you missed the close approach of Jupiter and Saturn earlier this week. They will be quite close together for the rest of the month.

607 Arp 262 (UGC 12856, VV 255 and 255a/b and others) is really two irregular galaxies interacting. Arp has this one in his ‘Galaxies not classifiable as S or E – Irregular Clumps.’ Both of the galaxies are located approximately 85.8 million light-years away (https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1086/502628/pdf) in the Great Square of Pegasus. Luminance – 24x600s – 240 minutes – binned 1x1 RGB – 8x300s – 40 minutes each – binned 2x2 360 minutes total exposure – 6 hours Imaged October 30th and 31st, 2019 fro...