The Urban Astronomer

23 January 2016

KFOG Broadcast - January 20, 2016

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I spent a few minutes with Irish Greg and No Name on the KFOG Morning Show talking about the view of all 5 'naked eye' planets in th...
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20 January 2016

See 5 Planets in the Morning Sky

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Five Planets in the Morning The five naked-eye planets are all visible to us in the pre-dawn sky. Four of them are easy targets, with br...
12 December 2015

Geminid Meteor Shower 2015

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  The Geminid Meteor Shower is one of the year's finest displays of meteors but you have to brave the cold to see it. The peak is Sun...
26 November 2015

Full Moon Setting and Other Morning Sky Wonders

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Planetary Lineup The Full Moon is a delight to see rising in the evening, but as we have long nights in November and December, I find th...
28 October 2015

KFOG Broadcast - October 28, 2015

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Today's conversation started out 'auf Deutsch' as Renee and I chatted a bit together in German language. But then we turned our ...
22 October 2015

Planetary Conjunction Shines in the Morning Sky

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Planetary Conjunction With the late onset of sunrise, many people that don't normally see the heavens in the morning are getting a g...
14 October 2015

Saturn Fades in the West

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Crescent Moon graces Saturn After a long and glorious run in the night sky, Saturn is gradually fading into the west and will fade out o...
24 September 2015

KFOG Broadcast - September 24, 2015

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Stopped in at the KFOG studios to talk with Mike, Greg and Renee about the upcoming eclipse and the supermoon. Click here to listen.
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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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