…southwest to northeast between 9:26 and 9:32 p.m. At 9:29 p.m. it will pass nearly directly over your head. (Note: Although almost everyone in the eastern U.S. can see this…
…average of a meteor every minute or so during the late evening hours. 4) Dress warmly. Really warmly. Warmer than you think you could possibly need to. Then it’ll probably…
…event of family fun, rain or shine. Tickets for the star show are $5 and are only available online on Thursday, October 5. Space is limited, so registration for the star…
July 27, 2018 By Amy Sayle You may have noticed that Mars has been in the news a lot lately: It’s at opposition! There’s a big dust storm! There’s a body of liquid…
…to help people do more, feel better, live longer. For further information please visit www.gsk.com About Morehead Planetarium and Science Center Morehead Planetarium and Science Center is a unit of the…
……why you should reject any proposals of marriage from the Sun, Moon, or North Star—and why you should be especially wary of the charms of the Lord of the Northern…
…from the comfort of our reclining chairs. Join us at one of our four show times and make this Valentine’s Day something truly out of this world! Friday, February 9th,…
…are technically clear. 5. Don’t worry about ruining your eyes. Remember the eye safety warnings about the solar eclipse last August? Those warnings don’t apply here. Lunar eclipses are completely…
…Moon’s shadow can experience the eclipse. For most of North Carolina, this will be only a partial solar eclipse, with the Moon never appearing to fully cover the Sun. The far southwestern…
…Sun appear roughly the same size in the sky. But during some eclipses, like the one this weekend, the Moon is a bit too far from Earth to completely cover the…
