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How to see the best meteor showers: Days, times, observing tips
Astronomy Magazine· 2 days agoSeveral times during the year, Earth encounters swarms of small particles that greatly enhance the...
A parade of planets is marching into the sky Monday morning. This is how you can see it
Gannett via AOL· 17 hours ago...you can see include: Planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are easily observed...
Sandy Parrill: Plants are on the attack
The Joplin Globe· 7 days agoDid I miss a deadly meteor shower? A miniseries version made for TV in 1981 had the populace blinded by a comet with genetically engineered plants...
A 'planet parade' is coming, but you may have the date wrong
The Weather Network via Yahoo News· 7 days ago(Remember that Uranus and Neptune will not be visible to the unaided eye.) Starting on the morning...
'Planet parade' 2024: How to view the astronomical event in Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal via Yahoo News· 3 days agoyear. So far, 2024 has brought a total solar eclipse and a visit from the "devil comet." Also, the...
A Rare Planetary Alignment Is Near: How and When to See This Astronomical Event
CCM· 3 days agoAfter a solar eclipse in April and the Eta Aquariid meteor in May another celestial event is about to happen on June 3 2024, one that we rarely get to appreciate. In June, ...
The original 'Mr. Eclipse:' How a 19th-century astronomer calculated the dates of over 13,000...
Space via Yahoo News· 7 days agoBy 1866, he began teaching theoretical astronomy and geodesics at the University of Vienna....
Kings and conquerors of Europe collide as London prepares for a Champions Cup final classic
The Independent via Yahoo Sports· 7 days agoIt is a strategy that has worked well against Toulouse in the past but the French side have the...
News Archives December 2014
NJ.com· 4 days agoWhen is it New Year around the world? What to drink as the globe celebrates 2015Holiday lights, candles and heating sources cause uptick in fires, officials sayUnited, Orbitz ...
What’s Up in June: Looking ahead to summer, and the glow from a celestial show
The Lewiston Sun Journal· 5 days agoThe stars are shown as they appear at 10:30 p.m. early in the month, at 9:30 p.m. at midmonth, and at 8:30 p.m. at month’s end. The month of June is named for Juno, the Roman goddess who was ...
