The Urban Astronomer
18 March 2012
Ring of Fire Roadtrip and the San Francisco Amateur Astronomers
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In just two months, the western United States will witness a special astronomical event, a "Ring of Fire" solar eclipse , also cal...
10 March 2012
Jupiter and Venus in Conjunction
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The gradual changes that occur in the night sky are generally imperceptible to all but the most thorough observer. So at special times lik...
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05 March 2012
Mars at Opposition
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Tonight Mars is at opposition , a once-every-25-month event in which Earth passes between the Sun and Mars, and we observe Mars at its clo...
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29 February 2012
Get Involved: Dark Skies
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As an Urban Astronomer, I am enthusiastic about astronomy even in the light-polluted urban centers of the world, including my own city of Sa...
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20 February 2012
Jupiter, Venus and the Moon grace the Evening Sky
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The Moon, Venus and Jupiter, the three most dominant objects in the night sky, will form a number of beautiful patters to grace the evenin...
09 February 2012
Auriga and Capella: the Galactic Anticenter
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High overhead in the winter sky is the distinctive constellation Auriga the Charioteer . This is a bright constellation, visible even with ...
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30 January 2012
Resources for Urban Astronomers
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Over the past years in this blog, I have focused on information and news that can be used by city dwellers, guiding them to find interesti...
22 January 2012
Brilliant Venus
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Venus is growing brighter in the west each evening, a brilliant evening 'star' that commands your attention as you see the sunset sk...
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