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THON is almost here, folks! We all know that this year’s THON won’t provide the same experience as past THON weekends. But to help keep spectators and volunteers engaged this weekend, THON will host planned theme hours to engage spectators all weekend long. The online document contains full descriptions of each theme hour’s activities and what they entail. Each theme hour will also have a Spotify playlist dedicated to the overall theme. Here’s a brief breakdown of THON 2021’s theme hours: Friday, February 19 9 p.m. — Nickelodeon Are ya ready, kids? The Nickelodeon theme hour wi...

It will be rare and beautiful, Hartigan said, but don’t expect to see the Christmas star. For people with decent eyesight, Jupiter and Saturn should appear as two sources of light in the sky. Jupiter will be the brighter object and Saturn will be the fainter object. The planets will not merge into a brilliantly bright source of light like what’s often depicted over baby Jesus’ manger. “I don’t want people to go out and look for something which is a brilliant star. That’s not what they’re going to see,” he said. But they will see a celestial rarity as we bid adieu to 2020.

Stars galore, as well as specific constellations and planets (that can be identified via apps such as Skyview Lite), and the odd shooting star. The spot is most famous for the views it offers of the Milky Way, the galaxy that the Earth’s solar system is part of. To the naked eye, the Milky Way shows up as a band of light that is actually the starlight emitted from the clusters that form the galaxy. You don’t need a telescope or any other equipment to see this on a clear night. Above all, say those in the know, the spot is a peaceful yet humbling reminder of the universe at large.