The year begins with a powerful celestial display as Jupiter takes center stage in the night sky. This January, the gas giant ...

January may be the coldest month of the year, but it’s the best time to see the solar system's largest planet.

Greetings! And welcome to the new year! Although we’ve lost Mercury from the early morning sky, you can still see Jupiter in ...

From a full moon and a meteor shower to Jupiter at opposition, here’s everything that’s happening in the night sky in January ...

With a new moon on 18th January, this is the best time to look at faint deep sky objects, as there will be no moonlight ...

The New Year begins with the nearly full Moon at perigee in the early afternoon. Two days later –– at full Moon –– Earth is at perihelion, its closest point to the Sun.

Follow Orion’s three belt stars southeast (down and to the left) to Sirius in Canis Major, the brightest star in the sky.

This holiday season, the night sky turns into a stage for a weeklong celestial performance. The evenings around Christmas 2025 will be filled with planetary alignments, moon phases, and even the ...

Many of us find the short days a bit of a struggle at this time of year, but I try to take advantage of the darker evening skies by seeking out a bit of sparkle and heading outside to stargaze.

From the meteor showers to super moons, this time of year gives us a front row seat to one of the most active regions of the ...

As the Northern Hemisphere settles into the scorching heat of summer in July and August, your kids might feel like a panting dog lazing around on a muggy afternoon. It makes sense, but the phrase “dog ...

Collectively they have been known, among other things, as the Three Kings, the Three Marys and the String of Pearls. Orion’s belt is making its annual return to our early evening sky. From east to ...