Tips For Stargazing With Binoculars
Enjoy watching the heavens? Read why simple binoculars are often the best instrument to use.
Enjoy watching the heavens? Read why simple binoculars are often the best instrument to use.
Get to know one of the winter sky’s most recognizable figures.
It’s a cruel reality that, just when the night air turns coldest, the night sky is at its brightest. But why? We have the answer!
Normally, if you wanted to see a snake, you would look down, but that’s not the case with Serpens, an ancient star formation that slithered its way into the sky during the time of the ancient Greeks.
Look up! It’s a unicorn! No, it’s a rhinoceros! No, it’s er, well, we’re not really sure …
Introduce kids to the wonders of the night sky with these tips to make it fun for everyone!
If you want to find a sea monster, you don’t need to take submarine down into the inky depths of the ocean. All you have to do is look up into the night sky and find the constellation Cetus.
If you want to see a dolphin, your best bet would be to look in the ocean, but did you know you can also see one in the night sky? Learn more.
Head outside on an early summer evening, and you may just see a wolf. Learn more!