Linda and I observed Sinus Iridum together about this same time during the last moon cycle. The theme in the last post is about the same for this one: love one another. Sure sounds like a simple phrase, which comes from John 15:17, but it’s context in the last days… Continue reading
Part of our love is discovering the heavens together. On this occasion (the day after Christmas) neither one of us had ever observed the Running Man Nebula. Exploring something new with each other is something that has gone on for decades. A long while ago I wanted to canoe; we… Continue reading
My wife and I had a restful Christmas Day but we were especially looking forward to evening because the day was clear and cold. She had never seen two significant nebulae in Orion on live video. We had a chance to catch them at a good time and capture what… Continue reading
We often teach observing disciplines from a biblical perspective in places where there is no chance that the average student or teacher will ever see a telescope. What happens to the have-nots? Just taking a plastic child’s telescope to a village school in Uganda caused a teacher to shout, because… Continue reading
We get odd reactions as we teach observing skills from a biblical worldview. I have submitted observing sheets of the heavens in art venues but the observations are generally ignored. Some scientists look at them and scoff at the layouts. Isn’t it odd that observing the heavens with a biblical… Continue reading
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