The Urban Astronomer

Showing posts with label Cygnus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cygnus. Show all posts
14 October 2019

Cygnus and the Milky Way

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Autumn brings us cooler evenings and earlier sunsets, but it’s not yet too uncomfortable to go outside and gaze up into the heavens for a lo...
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14 September 2010

Blue Star, Red Star, Yellow Star

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When conducting a star party, I always point out star colors. Most of the time, people see the stars as uniformly white, but in fact upon cl...
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29 May 2010

High in the sky: The Big Dipper

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The Big Dipper is one of the easiest groupings of stars in the sky to identify, and it serves as a guide to some of the more interesting sta...
24 July 2009

The Summer Triangle

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One of the brightest objects in the nighttime sky each summer is called the Summer Triangle. Rather than being a single constellation, the S...
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The Urban Astronomer
Munich, Germany
In 2005 I began writing a column for the San Francisco Waldorf School newsletter called "The Urban Astronomer." I started this blog in 2007 as a place to archive my articles and to offer additional insights on the night sky - even if you live in a big city. In 2008 I became an occasional guest on the KFOG Morning Show, and subsequently on KALW and KGO. Archived shows are posted on the blog. I now work and write in Munich, Germany, where I conduct lectures and record podcasts for the Munich Public Observatory.
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