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The Sky This Month - December 2010

On 17 Feb, 2020 By garyboyle@xplor...

A Long Overdue Eclipse

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The Sky This Month - March 2011

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Celestial Twins

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The Sky This Month - November 2013

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Long-Awaited Comet ISON

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The Sky This Month - February 2015

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Auriga


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The Sky This Month - August 2015

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Gliding Along The Teapot’s Steam


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The Sky This Month - April 2017

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A String of Galaxies

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The Sky This Month - July 2017

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Groups of Stars


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The Sky This Month - May 2019

On 16 Feb, 2020 By garyboyle@xplor...

Eta Aquarid Meteors

The month of May month begins with the May 4 new moon and will provide dark sky conditions to enjoy the annual Eta Aquarid meteor shower. The entire shower takes place from April 19 to May 28 with the peak occurring on the morning of May 5. The parent comet 1P/Halley which also produces the Orionid meteor shower in October will produce about 40 meteors per hour and vapourize in the atmosphere at 67 km/sec.

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The Sky This Month - October 2019

On 16 Feb, 2020 By garyboyle@xplor...

The Great Square of Pegasus

Autumn is a fantastic time to enjoy the night sky. With longer night time hours, the lack of mosquitoes and decent temperatures, we can take advantage of late summer and early winter observing. Fall is a great time to locate the many objects of Pegasus. Taking on the appearance of a baseball diamond, the “Great Square” can be seen low in the east.

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The Sky This Month - February 2020

On 01 Feb, 2020 By garyboyle@xplor...

High Flying Chariot


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