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Orionids Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight

Look to the skies tonight and search for shooting stars.
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Perseid Meteor Shower Peaks on August 11, 12 & 13

Stargazers may see up to 50 Perseid meteors per hour during the peak days of the August meteor…
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The Amazing Geminid Meteor Shower: When & Where to Watch

The most reliable meteor shower of the year, the Geminids, is on its way – with no moon to…
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Orionids Meteor Shower 2012 Begins October 15

Shooting stars will be flying early in the morning in Middlebury and Woodbury. The Orionids…
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Learning to See the Sky at Night: User's Manual For Your…

Your eyes are the most powerful astronomical instruments you will ever own. Learn how to use…
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A Tale of Two Planets: Part 1

Take the opportunity to re-discover our Solar System's outermost planets.
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The Geminid Meteor Shower: The Best Fireworks of the Holiday…

Not only amazing to watch, but contains a very unusual scientific tale of discovery!
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Saturn, King of the Night

From now through June, Saturn reigns supreme in the evening sky.
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Astronomy in the Rain: How to Find Meteorites

When your stargazing plan gets washed out, go on a quest for micrometeorites!
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Where to Watch the Transit of Venus Online

Because of Connecticut's cloudy skies, it may be best to view the transit of Venus online.…
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Astronomy in 1909 : A paradox of knowledge

An old text shows the state of Astronomy 100 years ago.
The Whirlpool Nebula (a galaxy) as seen by Lord Rosse
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The Whirlpool Nebula (a galaxy) as seen by Lord Rosse

AstroArcheology on the Internet

An odd fact in an old book leads to a fascinating trip through history on the Internet.
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A Stitch in Time: The June 30th Leap Second

Telling time in a changing universe — not as simple as it would appear!
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Two Newly Discovered Planets - of Other Stars

We interrupt our Tale of Two Worlds to bring you a story of two recently-discovered, and very…
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To Touch the Moon

In honor of Neil Armstrong, we reflect upon the engineers of the 1960s in awe of their…
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The Other Moving "Stars"

Try out another hobby while looking at the night sky — satellite hunting!
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Of Many Moons

The solar system has over 170 known moons, but one in particular is very unique.
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Stargazing: The Summer Triangle

High above on clear summer nights, three blazing globes form a signpost to the Milky Way.
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Treasure Hidden in Plain Sight: The Great Hercules Cluster

WIth binoculars and a bit of patience, you can find this jewel of the summer sky.
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August's Finest Passing Shower: The Perseid Meteors

For over 2,000 years, the meteors of August have fascinated mankind. This year will be one of…
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Three Clusters in the Charioteer

Take advantage of the spring night air to observe these gorgeous piles of stars!
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A Little Black Spot on the Sun: June 5th

See the planet Venus cross in front of the sun near sunset on June 5th — this will be your…
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Beauty in the daytime sky

We stay close to home this week, and look for beauty in Earth's upper atmosphere.
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The Summer Solstice — Time to Gaze at Our Star

Long days, short nights — what's an astronomer to do in June? Look at the Sun!
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A Rainbow of Stars - She Comes in Colors Everywhere

Get bundled up tonight and tour billions of years of stellar history with me.
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A Tale of Two Worlds : Part 2

After a weather and political delay, we resume our tale of other worlds.
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Look Through My Eyepiece

Come with me for a night of observing under April's sky!
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