As October moves forward, we get to see two interesting meteor showers with some moonlight. The month opens up the fall meteor shower season with the annual Draconid shower.
With the return of the fall season for 2019 in the northern hemisphere, it is time to look closer at our nearest star, the sun. We are now at the deepest part of what we call solar minimum.
With the second anniversary of the Aug. 21, 2017 total solar eclipse just a week or so away, many wonder when they will get to see another eclipse like that?
As we reach midpoint of summer, it's a good time to share some of the secrets of the brighter stars of the season - known as the Summer Triangle - as well as the details of these amazing stars!
With the world's attention focused on the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing, what lies ahead with both robotic and human exploration of the moon?
With the summer season underway, it’s time to search our Arizona skies for one of the most amazing sights in the entire night sky: the Milky Way galaxy.
Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun and one of the most memorable, with its amazing ring system. The best views will occur in just a few days, as the ringed planet will come to opposition the night of July 9.
With the summer season about to begin, there are now sightings of some very unusual cloud formations being observed by millions of people around the world.
One of the most powerful meteor showers occurs in mid-August, with the famous Perseid meteor stream at night. But look for a daytime meteor shower, too - the Beta Taurids.
