The quiet summer night sky was star-filled. No moon was showing. The wind was calm. The Milky Way went from NE to SW, where Sagittarius (the Pitcher) was angled like it could pour into a cup on the earth. Faylene took some deep breaths and began her trek in the… 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
He appointed the moon for seasons… The alarm at 3:30 am jarred me awake but my wife was already stirring. The day had come to make a trip to help a daughter in Montana, and our ride to the Raleigh-Durham airport was an hour to make the first of two… Continue reading
The lunar eclipse on November 8, 2022 got lots of press. Lunar eclipses occur quite often and are predictable, but this is the last one for the year, and probably the last one we will watch from our temporary apartment, before we move to Bear Creek NC to our own… Continue reading
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