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July 2008 - Milky Way Display

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Written by Ken From   
Friday, 27 June 2008
The summer months offer numerous treats for those who turn their eyes toward the heavens when darkness falls.   In earth’s annual trek around the sun
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June 2008 - Summer Solstice

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Written by Ken From   
Tuesday, 03 June 2008
Summer officially arrives at 10 PM MST  (8 PM EST) on June 20, marking the longest day and shortest night of the year.   For many in northern latitudes the northern sky remains awash in light as the sun sets in the far north west and rises a few hours later in the far north east. While the long days reduce available hours for star gazing, there are still numerous wonders of our night sky to enjoy this month.
   

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