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July Night Sky
Check out our What’s Up in the Sky This Month page for an idea of planets and constellations to look for in the July night sky. Be sure to print off the Summer Sky Maps as well!
Summer Stargazing
For many families, summer is the ideal season for stargazing– the kids are out of school, the weather is beautiful, and everyone seems to be staying up later and sleeping in. Stargazing is for EVERYONE and ANYONE can do it! … Continue reading
March Night Sky
Check out our What’s Up in the Sky this Month page for an idea of planets and constellations to view in March. Don’t forget to print off the free Winter Night Sky Map as well! If you’re looking for a good … Continue reading
Viewing the Geminids Meteor Shower
Get ready for a wonderful sky event this week! While the Geminid Meteor Showers will be active between the 4th and the 17th, they will peak on Thursday night (the 13th). Look towards the Gemini constellation in the southeastern sky … Continue reading
December Night Sky
Check out our What’s Up in the Sky this Month page for an idea of planets and constellations to view in December. Don’t forget to print off the free Winter Night Sky Map as well! If you’re looking for a good … Continue reading
Holiday Gift Guide for Stargazers
As the holiday season descends upon us, it’s time to start thinking about gift giving. And if you are like me, I get tired of buying the same old socks and scented candles for friends and family members. This holiday … Continue reading
November Night Sky
Check out our What’s Up in the Sky this Month page for an idea of planets and constellations to view in November. Don’t forget to print off the free Fall Sky Map as well! If you’re looking for a good … Continue reading
Viewing the Orionids Meteor Shower as a Family
The Orionids meteor shower will peak on the nights of October 20th and 21st this month, as the Earth passes through the debris from Halley’s Comet. With this shower occurring on the weekend, it is a great opportunity to stargaze … Continue reading
The myth of Cassiopeia and Andromeda
The sky is full of constellations based on myths and legends from ancient cultures throughout the world. This is one reason that stargazing is important for children, and also something that makes it fun for them. The fall sky is … Continue reading
October Night Sky
Check out our What’s Up in the Sky this Month page for an idea of planets and constellations to view in October. Don’t forget to print off the free Fall Sky Map as well! If you’re looking for a good … Continue reading