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The Sky This Week from December 1 to 8: Mercury stands east of the Sun - Vimarsana News

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.

How to photograph the Moon - Vimarsana News

How to photograph the Moon

How to take photos of the Moon: photograph a crescent, capture craters, equipment, techniques, tips, photographing the Moon with a smartphone.

Make your own Moon impact craters - Vimarsana News

Make your own Moon impact craters

An astronomy arts, craft activity using flour, cocoa powder and plasticine to make Moon craters. Kids' science project for school or at home.

A Super Moon and a Lunar Eclipse May 26 | Columbia Valley, Cranbrook, East Kootenay, Elk Valley, Kimberley, Ktunaxa Nation - Vimarsana News

A Super Moon and a Lunar Eclipse May 26 | Columbia Valley, Cranbrook, East Kootenay, Elk Valley, Kimberley, Ktunaxa Nation

A Super Moon and a Lunar Eclipse May 26

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Winter skies ideal for observing the constellation Orion the Hunter - Vimarsana News

Winter skies ideal for observing the constellation Orion the Hunter

Howard Hochhalter Ah, winter in Southwest Florida – the season of cooler temperatures, lower humidity, and fewer mosquitoes. To these seasonal pleasures, astronomers add clearer night skies and the constellation Orion the Hunter, which appears high in the eastern sky after sunset at this time of year and slowly slides westward throughout the night. This is the silver dollar of the sky, the superstar of constellations. It has something for everyone. For me, after 15 years as an astronomer, Orion is still unbelievable. But why do astronomers get so stoked when they think about being able to w...