LUWD #0073 Coordinating Everything in the Sky
I once owned a 2010 Equinox, but now we are talking about motorized vehicles. Let’s get back to the sky’s equinox, which travels much more slowly, and lasts longer. -Don MachholzContinue Reading
LUWD #0072 Total Lunar Eclipse
At this point, you might say: “You call this an eclipse?” Good call, the moon is barely inside the earth’s shadow. – Don MachholzContinue Reading
LUWD #0071 Constellation Location and Identification
The eyes alone are superior to the telescope for some types of viewing, such as watching meteor showers and learning the constellations. – Don MachholzContinue Reading
LUWD #0070 Eclipses
The eclipse path for a lunar eclipse is big, about half the earth. Whoever can see the moon can see the lunar eclipse. – Don MachholzContinue Reading
LUWD #0069 Our Moon
We have seen pictures of the moon’s back side, and believe me, we have the more interesting side. – Don MachholzContinue Reading
LUWD #0068 Meteor Showers
There are more meteor showers than meets the eye. – Don MachholzContinue Reading
LUWD #0067 Where Did Orion Go?
We often think of space as a vacuum, well it isn’t. We’re here, aren’t we? – Don MachholzContinue Reading
LUWD #0066 A Planet Primer
Take one planet a day and I’ll see you next week. – Don MachholzContinue Reading
LUWD #0065 Is That Jupiter in the Big Dipper Tonight?
Astrology is not astronomy; astronomy does not care where the planets were when you were born. Astronomers are much more concerned about where they are tonight. – Don MachholzContinue Reading
