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Moonshadow tomorrow

Please scroll first to the end of this message, where the eye-saving paragraph is. Continue reading “Moonshadow tomorrow”

Orion’s children

At this time of year you may see Continue reading “Orion’s children”

Dawns after the eclipse of the Moon

Second dawn after the eclipse. Continue reading “Dawns after the eclipse of the Moon”

Your other self on the Moon

For the second time this year, the Moon will swim into the shadow Continue reading “Your other self on the Moon”

Let’s imagine that the approaching comet is not just a lump of ice and dirt that received a slight gravitational nudge from a passing star. It is a being that planned, four or five million years ago, to do what it is now about to do. Continue reading “Will the comet strike Mars?”

Red planet over red star

Mars is passing the magnificent star called Antares, “anti-Mars.” Continue reading “Red planet over red star”

Rossini story

I think I’ll use my blog to share a story I just now heard on BBC Radio 3 Continue reading “Rossini story”

Sun looks down

This illustration from the new edition of To Know the Stars (my book for children) shows Sun and Earth, and the distance between them as a folded line. Continue reading “Sun looks down”

Moonshadow tomorrow

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Orion’s children

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Angel Has Flown

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A dull sky

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Dawns after the eclipse of the Moon

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Your other self on the Moon

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Will the comet strike Mars?

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Red planet over red star

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Rossini story

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Sun looks down

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