As the Earth moves around the sun, we move into the autumnal equinox and cooler weather for us here in Arizona. With that comes the promise of some great views of our skies.
A new and strange atmospheric phenomenon is being seen in the skies around the world. “STEVE” is acronym for Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement.
Space can be a very dangerous place for astronauts on long missions. It has been known for some time that extensive exposure to the radiation of space will have a damaging effect on humans.
Did you know that Jupiter has some two and a half times the mass of all the other planets in the solar system? With a diameter of some 88,000 miles, Jupiter is a gas giant that dwarfs Earth.
As we reach start of the summer season, it's a good time to share some of the secrets of the brighter stars of the summer season, as well as the details of these amazing stars.
The world above our heads is becoming a celestial nightmare for the entire world and there are no quick fixes to the growing population of spacecraft and space junk in orbit.
Get ready for the second major meteor shower of 2021. The Lyrids have had some amazing outbursts in the past. The time to start searching the skies is now.
Arizona has always been known for having some of the best skies in the entire nation. When better to point out some of the best spots during International Dark Skies Week?
With the season of spring upon us, this is a great time to explore the many wonders of our Arizona skies. Look for the Whirlpool Galaxy, 31 million light years away.
