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SScience Read More WHAT’S UP IN THE SKY: A look at the stars of Harry Potter | AstronomyAugust 9, 2026 Today: One minor Harry Potter character actually has two well-known star names: Regulus Arcturus Black, the brother of…
SSpace Read More What’s Up: August 2026 Skywatching Tips from NASAAugust 1, 2026 A solar eclipse, the Perseids, bright Venus after sunset, and a deep partial lunar eclipse highlight August’s skywatching.…
SScience Read More Photographer Captures Rare Shot of Venus and the ISS Together in One FrameJuly 26, 2026 For a split-second, the ISS whizzes past Venus at an incredible speed. | Photo by AJ Smadi Photographer…
SSpace Read More China plans to hit an asteroid with a Mach 26 projectile in planet defence testJuly 19, 2026 China’s first planetary defence mission appears to be far more ambitious than Nasa’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (Dart),…
SSpace Read More Don’t Miss Tonight’s Classic Summer Sight — Venus And A Crescent MoonJuly 19, 2026 Topline Skywatchers are advised to look to the west shortly after sunset on Friday, July 17, and at…
SScience Read More Last Chance To See Jupiter Before It Disappears Until NovemberJuly 9, 2026 Topline Since its celestial “kiss” with Venus in June, Jupiter has been slowly sinking towards the sun as…
SScience Read More WHAT’S UP IN THE SKY: Microwaves from outer space | AstronomyJuly 4, 2026 Today: Let’s learn about Capella. It is the fourth brightest star we can see in Ellensburg. It is…
SSpace Read More Astronomical Circumstances in July 2026July 2, 2026 Two planets will dominate the sky in July: Venus will be prominent in the evening, situated low above…
SScience Read More July 2026 skywatching guide: The moon and planets take center stageJune 30, 2026 This month’s been a ‘celestial delight’ for stargazers. A rare planet alignment put on a stellar spectacle in…
SSpace Read More For 85 years after its discovery, Pluto was little more than a dot in a telescope — until 2015, when a piano-sized NASA spacecraft that had traveled more than three billion miles flew past and revealed a world with a 1,000-kilometer heart-shaped glacier of frozen nitrogen and a surface so young it should not exist.June 22, 2026 NASA’s New Horizons Explained: NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft, which left Earth nearly two decades ago and has transformed…
SScience Read More Timelapse video: Rare, daytime lunar occultation astronomical phenomenon observedJune 20, 2026 A lunar occultation of Venus took place on the afternoon of Wednesday, June 17. Stunning timelapse footage by Rob…