All this week, the phase of the moon grows larger and brighter as it moves from first quarter toward full. We call this period the “waxing gibbous moon” as the oval shape becomes wider and more rounded.
Backyard Astronomer
Of all the things that move among the stars, earth orbiting satellites can be quite common to see. During the few hours after sunset or before sunrise, literally dozens of satellites can be seen as faint, slowly-moving dots.
Hidden History
Post-war correspondence between a former German soldier and the Frankenmuth man whose farm he worked on as a POW.
Lifelines
There is a mystery around the death of Edgar Allen Poe and John Walsh is convinced he has solved the case.
Mental Health Minutes
Why do we change our behavior to go along with a group even when we don't agree with them?
