We are going to get to know Ophiuchus better in this post. Ophiuchus is who we are looking for in the July night sky, let’s see how we can find him. This is lesson three of our free beginner video course to help you learn the star constellations of the night sky using nothing more […]
Welcome back everyone and if this is your first time here, then hi to you. You should know though that you should only stay if you are cool with having your mind blown like fireworks on the 4th of July because in this post, I’m going to show you just a bit about how we
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Welcome back everyone and glad to have you join us! In this post which is lesson 2 of our Beginner Video Course in Alternative Astronomy, we are going to learn how to identify two more star constellations in the Summer sky in the Northern Hemisphere – Scorpio The Scorpio and Aquila The Eagle. You start
In this post we will answer all of your questions about the Summer Solstice and some you didn’t even know you had. What is the Summer Solstice? It is the longest day of the year, or the day with the most amount of daylight hours. It is found marked on most calendars today as the
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How Do I Find Star Constellations Near Me? If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, this beginner video course can help answer that question. For our first lesson we are going to learn how to find Ursa Major (The Great Bear), The Big Dipper and Leo The Lion. When Do You See Star Constellations Ursa
The time is now to get lit! Your star-sighted adventure begins here. Everyone get their Constellations by Campfire: the easy and naked eye way book or e-book already? If not, it’s not too late, just follow this link to our shop to get it instantly. If you prefer the paperback version follow this link. Our
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I might be considered even more controversial for using the term black sheep these days and for more than one reason, but I’m using it anyway because when the black wool fits… I’m one of those metaphorical black sheep people. I’m even more of a black sheep than I used to be after “going public”
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Everyone thinks they know the sky but no one really knows the sky, ya know? Not sure what I mean? Allow me to explain. The sky is something so BIG and so obvious that it gets labeled as an “Everybody knows that”, kind-of topic by most people without even thinking about it. I’ve discovered that an
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Every observatory (some planetariums, too) on the list have public access to the BIG telescopes and most are completely FREE. Take note that this list is for open-to-the-public observatories located in America, only. If you would like to help us grow our list of the best places to stargaze all over the Earth, or you