Mid-May brings a rare opportunity to see all of the planets of the inner solar system in the evening sky. To see them you’ll need a clear, low WNW horizon. Highest in the sky is Mars. Mars has been a … Continue reading →
This Friday, March 26th, the planet Venus passes behind the Sun as seen from Earth. This also marks the point that Venus passes from the morning sky back into the evening sky. While it’ll take a few weeks, begin looking … Continue reading →
On Friday evening Mar. 19th the crescent moon will pass the planet Mars and the Hyades Star Cluster. Look for the pair in the western sky after sunset. While enjoying the pairing, compare the color of Mars with Aldebaren. Aldebaren … Continue reading →