The Urban Astronomer

27 February 2010

Moon Traveling Along the Ecliptic

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The Moon, like the planets and the Sun, travels along a special path in the sky called the ecliptic . Observationally, the path arcs general...
26 February 2010

The Urban Astronomer speaks!

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I want to let Bay Area readers know about a very exciting event coming up on Tuesday March 2nd in San Francisco. The event, Ignite Bay Area ...
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23 February 2010

Winter Sky Show: Gemini, Mars and the Moon

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Gemini is one of the finest constellations you can see during the winter months, easy to spot because it traverses the highest spot in the ...
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12 February 2010

KFOG Podcast - Feb 12, 2010

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I've been a frequent guest on KFOG 104.5-FM in San Francisco for the last two years. I am going to start a new series of programs with...
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09 February 2010

Old Moon, Young Moon

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Every 29 1/2 days the Moon completes one cycle in its orbit around the Earth. For the last few days of the cycle we have an "old moon...
08 February 2010

Get Involved: Cal Academy, Star Parties, meet John Dobson

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February is a busy month here in San Francisco for those who are ready to take a step forward and get involved in a local astronomy event or...
03 February 2010

Annular Solar Eclipse of 2010

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Eclipses are very exciting events, special moments that provide beautiful visual spectacles in the sky. Every year there are typically two t...
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01 February 2010

Leo the Lion

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Leo is one of the twelve zodiac constellations , the name "zodiac" sharing its origin with the word "zoo" -- appropriate...
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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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