On 21/22 March 2020, several AAA observers planned to do a Messier Marathon at Ward Pound Ridge along with members of the Westchester Amateur Astronomers.
My family and I decided to escape the madness of the Bronx that the coronavirus pandemic was creating. We retreated to our second home upstate
A number of Indian calendars, of course, have their new year around now: the Punjabi, Assamese, and Tamil, to name a few. The modern Bengali
We had more than 24 attendees at the event in The Evergreens Cemetery, including Dan Oberhaus from Wired, whose loaner eVScope was impressive for many
On December 13, 2019, the AAA hosted a presentation in the Kaufmann Theater of the AMNH by Alex Teachey, entitled “Exomoons: Kepler’s Hidden Gems.” Teachey
The Sun Moon Sky exhibit at The Cell is a beautiful curation by Preston Stahly and Stan Honda highlighting photographs by Stan with galactical ambient
This is the first article in a three-part series about the current status of research about the structure and formation of the Milky Way. I
Don’t listen to anything I say. I must enter the center of fire. Fire is my child, but I must be consumed and become fire.
You’ve been to New York, London, Paris … great! Have you seen the Milky Way? According to some studies, one-third of the world’s population and
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