EarthSky Tonight—Sept 16, Cassiopeia and Perseus in northeast on September evenings
Perseus (the Hero) follows Cassiopeia across the night sky.
News for Norther Colorado and the world
Perseus (the Hero) follows Cassiopeia across the night sky.
Open fires and fireworks in the unincorporated areas of Larimer County. Contained open fires are not restricted at this time. Because ‘contained open fires’ are okay, this is not a…
A spacecraft is now in route to the dwarf planet Pluto, scheduled to arrive in the year 2015
Virginia (Ginny) Marie Stokes, 86, of Loveland died September 9, 2010.
t was mistakenly reported that FEMA was involved in todays press conference. FEMA is not presently involved in the fire management,
We had to look strong for each other and the children, but secretly, both of us were planning on losing everything.
Tonight, the moon shines in Ophiuchus – the “overlooked” 13th constellation of the Zodiac.
the fire has covered 900 acres and is 20 percent contained. The fire, while not as active as yesterday, is still quite active.
The Scorpion is one of the few constellations that looks like the creature for which it was named.
Our chart shows the moon, the planet Venus and the star Zubenelgenubi as they appear about one hour after sunset.