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Astronomy, Observing, Skywatching, Solar System

Conjunctions to Watch For in July

8 Jul , 2013 by David Dickinson

The planets are slowly returning into view this month, bashfully peeking out from behind the Sun in the dawn & dusk sky. This month offers a bonanza of photogenic conjunctions, involving the Moon, planets and bright stars. The action begins tonight on July 8th, as the waxing crescent Moon joins the planet Venus in the […]

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Astronomy, Astrophotos, Climate, Observing, Skywatching, Solar Astronomy

Happy (or is it Merry?) Aphelion This Friday

2 Jul , 2013 by David Dickinson

This 4th of July weekend brings us one more reason to celebrate. On July 5th at approximately 11:00 AM EDT/15:00 UT, our fair planet Earth reaches aphelion, or its farthest point from the Sun at 1.0167 Astronomical Units (A.U.s) or 152,096,000 kilometres distant. Though it may not seem it to northern hemisphere residents sizzling in […]

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