During the month of June, about 90 minutes after sunset, look high in the east, almost overhead for a faint semi-circular pattern of stars. This is the constellation of Corona Borealis, the Northern Crown.
The Follow Up
Leaders from area non-profits talk about how they are making an impact with diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Backyard Astronomer
As the phase of the moon grows steadily from Crescent to First Quarter to Full, it’s a good opportunity to explore the contrasts of light and dark on its surface.
Our Universe
A nova called T Coronae Borealis erupts every 80 years and your only chance to see it is sometime between right now and September of 2024.
Backyard Astronomer
This is the time of year when the Big Dipper climbs to its highest point in the north, appearing almost directly overhead by month’s end.