June 2020 is your transitional month between the Spring stars and the Summer Stars. This is also the month for Summer Solstice in North America with late sunsets. As such, June has the shortest nights with the evening skies not … Continue reading June 2020 Sky Report
May 2020 is when the Northern Observer is looking out into intergalactic space! With Leo, Virgo, Ursa Major, and other constellations in that patch of the sky, one should always grab your telescope and see how many other galaxies you … Continue reading May 2020 Sky Report
April 2020 will have a moderate meteor shower, the Lyrids on the 22nd, and a week before, early morning sky watchers will have a photographic opportunity! First Quarter Moon: April 1 Full Moon (Pink Moon): April 8 Last Quarter Moon: April 14 … Continue reading April 2020 Sky Report
Meteor showers, perihelions, and conjunctions, oh my! Continue reading January 2020 Sky Report
The Autumn Sky is now taking over. The nights are getting longer! Continue reading October 2019 Sky Report
Want to visit this place? Here are some tips! Continue reading Tips on Visiting Griffith Observatory
If a full moon brings out the crazies, then overcast skies bring out the ignoramuses! Continue reading Get OFF your phone and LOOK UP! – an Editorial
Can Han Solo make the Kessel Run in less than 12 Parsecs? Continue reading What are AU’s, Light Years, & Parsecs, and How Do We Know Their Distances?!i
Here is everything you need to know! Continue reading Attending Our Deep Sky Parties? Read This for More Info and Directions!
They’re not that complicated if you do them right! Continue reading Using the Setting Circles on a German Equatorial Mount
