It seems I have been lost in space for a while and forgot to link to the last few carnivals: Carnival of Space #96: The Questions Edition ...

On Saturday, March 28th, 2009 at 8:30 pm local time Earth Hour arrives. But what is Earth Hour? How is it different from Earth Day? Whil...

STS-119 launched yesterday at sunset on a mission to bring a new solar array to the International Space Station. Rumors persist that Mang,...

Sean over at Visual Astronomy has a number of useful tips for observers filed under Astronomy Tips .  These include topics like: care and ma...

See this weeks Carnival for Europa, Saturn, Mars, a metor in Texas, Scouts Canada, an eclipse of the Earth, a collision in space, the Super...

Jim Cornish’s article on the Night Sky is a great introduction to stargazing. With a little practice, even people unfamiliar with the stars ...

“Mortal as I am, I know that I am born for a day. But when I follow at my pleasure the serried multitude of the stars in their circular cour...

Check out the space carnival #90 as it gets romantic.

Astronomers talk about the "Exit Pupil" of their optical systems. Most commonly it's used with binoculars but it also applies...

The January/February 2009 issue of Scouting Life Magazine featured an astronomy article "Explore the Night Sky" by Jim Cornish a...

Another week and another Carnival. This week we're invited to Come into the Big Top over at  The Spacewriter's Ramblings . Find ...

Credit (and apologies to): MOST Team, CSA and UBC This is the second in a series of articles on my experiences working with the MOST team ...

The Carnival is back returning to the Martian Chronicles .  Enjoy.