I’m trash. I’m filth. I’m no good for you. I have to confess that I cheated on you by joining the Mid-Hudson Astronomical Association (MHAA). Even worse, I’ve been
As summer comes to an end I look forward to a change in the weather, football season, hockey season, and seeing who will reign as
My wife and I were traveling in France this week and happened to visit the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, a city in the north
The birth of Richard Christopher Carrington took place on May 26, 1826. He was an English astronomer, who was crowned by his peers as the
If you’re reading this article, then you are either a member of the Amateur Astronomers Association of NY or are at least a science enthusiast.
As the sun begins to fade and fall into the earth, the sheets of night drape over our heads, the moon is given birth. The
R* x The average rate of stars in order; fp x Revolving planets within their border; ne x Planets distance paradisiacal, a zone of
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