June sky shows planets before sunrise, Mars near Regulus, the glowing Milky Way, and the solstice with shifting daylight hours.

This June, the Milky Way’s brilliant heart lights up the night as planets align and the solstice sun marks Earth’s celestial tipping point.

Some criticism is not bad but when the habit of condemnation and faultfinding becomes a national pastime we need to sound the danger bellsA strange culture of criticism pervades life these days where ...

Astronomers can’t predict when it will pop up to 11th magnitude, which it does every year, sometimes twice. You will need an 8-inch scope well away from city lights. The key to seeing small ...

It seems like just yesterday when many of us were sitting down to watch Twilight for the first time. Growing up, fans of the book series were captivated when they saw the vampire tales brought to ...

Catch it early, because it sets within two and a half hours of sunset on the 15th and becomes lost in twilight by the end ... Credit: Astronomy: Roen Kelly Jupiter’s Galilean moons continue ...

I was transfixed by Venus shining brilliantly in the west in deep twilight when I first ... just in time to watch a sunset from a classic Florida Keys pier. Then the clouds rolled in.

The best time to see most of the planets in the Northern Hemisphere will be just after sunset on Friday ... A clear sky will also be key -- no certainty in the Northern Hemisphere's winter ...

The best time to see most of the planets in the Northern Hemisphere will be just after sunset. The further north ... A clear sky will also be key - no certainty in the Northern Hemisphere's ...