The mystery of the black hole is in the news again with the discovery of what appears to be a supermassive black hole near the nucleus of our Milky Way galaxy.
This is a special week to many sky observers, as many of the major planets of the solar system will align in the eastern sky just before dawn daily. This is a most amazing week as we get to view five or possibly six planetary objects in a span of some 30 degrees or so.
With sunspot cycle 25 now underway, the activity on the far side of the sun has been producing X-level solar flares and powerful coronal mass ejections.
The original predictions for solar cycle 25 were for a mild cycle. But with the recent official end of cycle 24, noted scientists have given the new cycle a stronger prediction when it comes to solar flare and coronal mass ejection activity.
There is some hope that the largest aircraft in the world, the Ukrainian aircraft, the Antonov-225, will be rebuilt after it was recently destroyed by Russian military.
As we move deep into February and the weather returns with more moderate temperatures, many will ease outside and look up at our amazing Arizona skies.
As we move into the second full week of February, a very special Apollo mission was conducting some very unique science on the surface of the moon in 1971.
With all the excitement and success of the Space X rocket program, we come to an interesting story of a past rocket booster which will impact the moon on or about March 4.
With the New Year here and the season of winter under way, we explore the January 2022 skies for a most memorable group of stars know as Orion the Hunter.
The long-awaited launch of the James Webb Telescope became a reality on Christmas Day! The $10 billion telescope spacecraft lifted off the launch pad in a near-perfect ascent to space on its million-mile journey.
The first discovered comet of 2021, Comet Leonard C/2021/ A1 is making news around the world as it gets closer to Earth and the planet Venus and finally its main event with the sun.
With the holidays in full swing, our attention is naturally drawn to the sky to imagine what objects or objects are just like the magical Christmas star of days gone by.
