EarthSky Tonight—August 26, Jupiter and moon in east by late evening
In fact, astronomers of past centuries were originally able to rank the planets by distance based on the speed of their motions in front of the fixed stars.
EarthSky Tonight—August 25, Orion the Hunter and Sirius the Dog Star
Orion will be visible in the evening by winter, but right now the Hunter lords over the southeastern sky at dawn’s first light.
Goodbye Jeremy and Debbie
It is with great sorrow that we say goodbye to Jeremy Roush and Debbie Hermance as they permanently take up residence in Massachusetts.
Berthoud says “goodbye” to Jeremy Roush
Roush has accepted the position of executive chef at Amherst College in Amherst, Mass., about 85 miles from Boston. The college is situated on about 1,000 acres and has about…
EarthSky Tonight—August 24, August full moon is smallest, farthest full moon in 2010
The August 2010 full moon is the smallest, farthest full moon of the year.
Daniel Skeen home from mission
Daniel Skeen Reports on French-speaking Missionary Service in Canada
EarthSky Tonight—August 23, Venus points way to fainter Mars
Shining at magnitude -4.4, Venus easily pierces the northern hemisphere’s thick summer air.
EarthSky Tonight—August 22, Almost full moon lights up Capricornus
Look for the three brilliant stars of the Summer Triangle high above the moon tonight.
Hunter Hawkins to serve 2-year Mission in Mexico
Hawkins will speak in the LDS Church Berthoud Ward Sacrament Meeting Sunday, August 22, at 9:00 a. m. The church is located at 555 Spartan Avenue in Berthoud. The meeting…