Stunning blue dot visible in sky this month, here is how to see it
Star Vega can even be observed with the naked eye in the presence of bright moonlight
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Star Vega can even be observed with the naked eye in the presence of bright moonlight
If you're interested in witnessing a rare astronomical phenomenon, you won't want to miss the chance to see a blue star shining brightly in the night sky
The Moon has a busy month: After occulting Jupiter in mid-May, our satellite slides into Earth's shadow for a deep penumbral lunar eclipse.
Before I talk about the May skies, let’s look back to the northern lights display of the night of April 23-24. Kudos to Evan Cashman, who submitted the wonderful photo
Vega, the fifth brightest star in our sky, will appear like a stunning blue dot in the night sky all throughout May - even though it is 150 trillion miles from Earth. And here is how you can see it.