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The moon is "new" this week, which keeps the night sky dark enough to see more stars and deep sky wonders. One distinctive little springtime constellation to look for in the south is called Corvus, the Crow.
Second Act
Optometrist Dr. Kristin Sansburn talks with us about how your eyes change over 50 and how to protect your vision as you get older.
Backyard Astronomer
Now that we’re past full moon, the early evening sky remains dark for longer periods as the moon rises later each night. This reveals a really nice target for binoculars called the Coma star cluster.
Backyard Astronomer
In spring, many stargazers use the zodiacal constellation of Leo the Lion as a signpost to the sky.
Hidden History
A 1940 calendar and thermometer from the Bridgeport Oil and Gas Company.