Like many eclipse chasers, I began planning my trip to view and photograph the annular solar eclipse which would occur on October 14, 2023, one
Like many eclipse chasers, I began planning my trip to view and photograph the annular solar eclipse which would occur on October 14, 2023, one
Check out these beautiful photos by Alexander Krivenyshev! For more from Alexander, visit his website, WorldTimeZone.com, his Instagram, and his Twitter! Two Planets and the
Here are the latest photos from AAA member, Alexander Krivenyshev! Check out his website, WorldTimeZone.com, his Instagram, and his Twitter! Mercury, Saturn, and Jupiter in
Here are the latest photos from AAA member, Alexander Krivenyshev! Also, check out his website, WorldTimeZone.com, his Instagram, and his Twitter! Venus Over New York
Crescent Moon and Venus over Manhattan – December 13th With my Argentina eclipse adventure having come to an unfortunate end (you can read the full
Well, it seems that the coronavirus and its bureaucracy have won. My trip to Argentina to photograph the upcoming total solar eclipse on December 14th
Here’s a fresh photo by the talented AAA member, Alexander Krivenyshev! Large sunspots, AR2786 and AR2785, are visible in this close-up of the Sun above
Venus and Mercury at dawn. Jupiter, Saturn and the Waxing Crescent Moon at dusk. Taken on November 18, 2020, from Guttenberg, New Jersey. Click on
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