As the Moon circles toward its last-quarter phase, where it will cross our orbit in front of us, it shows us our view ahead in our own orbit.
The Moon again passes the red giant star Antares – Continue reading “Red light ahead”
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As the Moon circles toward its last-quarter phase, where it will cross our orbit in front of us, it shows us our view ahead in our own orbit.
The Moon again passes the red giant star Antares – Continue reading “Red light ahead”
American clocks moved an hour backward on November 5, and an hour forward yesterday. If we could really make time run backward Continue reading “Redefining time and crime”
In the morning sky, the waning Moon slides down through Scorpius and Sagittarius. Continue reading “Moon treads on Scorpion”
The waning Moon passes less than a degree north of Venus in the morning sky. Continue reading “Moon and Venus as one in the dawn”
As the Moon swells in brightness toward the middle of the sky, Continue reading “Dodging planets, clipping a shadow”
The Moon will be at its northernmost point for this year on Oct. 5, at 21h by Universal Time, as shown Continue reading “Auriga and aubergine”
That was a novel, play, and film of the 1950s. (It was about a clash between American and Japanese cultures Continue reading “Teahouse of the August Moon”
A grouping in today’s midsummer evening sky Continue reading “Solstice-day trio”
This is the early-twilight scene – Continue reading “Moon by Venus high in the evening sky”
In the low morning sky of Wednesday May 17, the waning Moon will pass so close to distant Jupiter Continue reading “The occult and the earthlight”