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EYES TO THE SKY: Summer stars rise as winter stars set. Venus and Mercury meet this week

As the Summer Triangle rises in the east-northeast, the last of the great stars of the Winter Circle set in the west-northwest.

EYES TO THE SKY: Not to be missed: International Dark Sky Week programs reach us at home; scintillating skies within reach

The distinguished presenters are excited to share their passion for astronomy, our cultural connection to the stars, life in the dark, and how we can work together to protect the night.

EYES TO THE SKY: Cygnus the Swan soars as Summer Triangle sets

Now, stretched out on the skyline from west to northwest as darkness gathers, the great triangle is particularly impressive, but fleeting.

EYES TO THE SKY: Seasonal change written all over the sky

At nightfall the Great Square of Pegasus, harbinger of autumn, is sketched on the heavens above the eastern skyline.

EYES TO THE SKY: Night Lights

Every year, from about July 17 through Aug. 24, planet Earth orbits through the debris field of Comet Swift-Tuttle, the parent comet of the Perseid meteor shower.

EYES TO THE SKY: Summer nightlife, Summer Triangle, Jupiter’s triangles, Mercury

Whereas Altair’s magnitude remains constant going forward, Mercury dims and, of more significance, sets a minute or two earlier every night this week.

EYES TO THE SKY: Planets, crescent moons, Taurus’ third horn, Eta Aquariid meteors

Even faint shooting stars may be visible in dark skies in locations away from artificial light. The peak of the Eta Aquariids is predicted to be before dawn Sunday morning, May 5.

EYES TO THE SKY: Majestic Summer Triangle tilting west

At this time of year, midway between the autumn equinox and winter solstice, the stars Vega, Altair and Deneb are positioned high in the south at twilight.

EYES TO THE SKY: Summer’s evening sky, morning’s winter sky

Be radical: Awaken in time to see the brightest star in Earth’s sky, Sirius, appear after a long absence.

EYES TO THE SKY: Stargazing starts at 5 p.m. Turn down the house lights!

Like preserving natural landscapes for biodiversity, preserving access to clear skies that allow human contact with the cosmos is crucial to quality of life.

EYES TO THE SKY: Autumn stars, new moon 19th, Orionids peak 21st

When planning on being outdoors at dawn for planet- and star-gazing, know that being out just an hour earlier may add shooting stars to your experiences of the heavens.

EYES TO THE SKY: Full Green Corn Moon tonight, planet Venus mornings, Perseids

We Earthlings can experience being aligned with the motions of the sun on one side of our bodies and the moon on the other.

EYES TO THE SKY: Twilight planets, summer stars, waxing moon; midnight meteors

As sunlight fades from Earth’s atmosphere and dusk deepens, the golden light of true star Arcturus, summer’s brightest, comes into view above Jupiter.

EYES TO THE SKY: Tanabata – compelling star festival for all ages

To bring back the Milky Way, which is lost to light and air pollution in most areas, we need Tanabata festivals all over the Earth, times of celebration where the lights are turned down and eyes turned up to the sky.

EYES TO THE SKY: New year alight with planets, stars, meteors

The Quadrantid meteor shower, cosmic fireworks for Earthlings celebrating the holiday season, is active from today, December 28, through January 12.

EYES TO THE SKY: Meteors in evening, four planets in morning

Although a modest show is predicted, the Draconids have surprised observers with amazing numbers of shooting stars.
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