Hope Moon. “I don’t see it.” I tell the man. “It’s there. The clouds are covering it,” he explains. “How can you be sure?” “It’s right above the sunset.” He searches in the binoculars. It takes him only a few seconds to find the very new moon – Day 2.… Continue reading
Do you like being watched? Care to be examined all the time? Does the boss watch you like a hawk? Do the children catch your candid moments because they are watching? There is no escape from the reality of the first chapters of Genesis in this regard: God watches and… Continue reading
Early September 2017 Report from the Philippines (IFL) The mechanics of this mission trip were not easy. Preparation was arduous and took days. Other tasks interfered. There was no rest until we were on the flight, and that rest was limited. The director (Pat) of the Institute of Foundational Learning… Continue reading
Observing the created heavens with our Filipino friends is being done from the US through a combination of astro-video tools and streaming video from www.nightskiesnetwork.ca. It is a story worth telling because our friends are only equipped with small f/5 refractor kits that we sent a few years ago. Part… Continue reading
Observing the moon is about light play on the surface. Every observation is dependent on the sunlight’s angle. The boundary of lunar day and night is called the terminator. The observing principle is pretty simple: high ground gets exposed to light; low ground is in shadow. So when you look at… Continue reading
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