Astronomy Observation Sheets With Stories
“I want to see the Milky Way.” Her tone of voice made it clear that some late nights and early mornings were coming. Carolina night skies are not always cooperative, but we were in a high-pressure dome and with clear nights and low humidity predicted for days. Thus began a… Continue reading
The summer forecast held, and the skies are clear. We walk to the platform with the big Dobsonian telescope ready to work. All of us take turns gazing at the southern limb of the first quarter moon. Crater Moretus ‘stuck out’ at the terminator, so we dwell there for 30… Continue reading
The created heavens declare the glory of God (Psalm 19:1) and show his attributes of power and majesty. So, it is our pleasure to render some of its sights when we observe. We have done it in the US, Cambodia, Philippines, and Haiti. If we have opportunity, we will do… Continue reading
The constellation Orion begins to rise at my latitude late every year. By early in a new year, it is in the south, as the image shows. Changes in the heavens are like a clock as one goes through any given year. The periodicity of the heavens that we can… Continue reading
Getting my eyes opened at 3:15 am is a feat in itself, but I needed a little lead time to gather some gear and head to a neighbor’s land that has a great view to the east. Comet Nishimura has gotten some press lately, so I wanted to take a… Continue reading
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