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- Stargazing: Orion and Messier 50, the Heart Shaped Cluster
- Stargazing: Hale Telescope at Mount Palomar First Light
- Stargazing: Pleiades
- Stargazing: Anniversary Huygens probe landing on Titan
- Stargazing: Jupiter at opposition – Europa Clipper
- Stargazing: Jupiter – Biggest and Brightest of the Year
Saturn’s golden hue is back for viewing and is currently best seen between midnight and dawn.
On July 20, 1969, humans landed successfully on the moon and within hours would walk for the first time on a surface in space other than Earth.
This June, look up into the night sky for a stunning view of two bright, superlative planets.
Tonight, the Moon rests just to the left of one of the most historically influential stars in our sky, Spica.
This June, look up into the night sky for a stunning view of two bright, superlative planets.
This June, look up into the night sky for a stunning view of two bright, superlative planets.
Top skygazing picks, spring planet visibilities, meteor showers, excitement, and space news.
The next mission, Artemis III, taking place in 2027, plans to test integrated operations between the Orion spacecraft and commercial lunar landers.