Skywatching at home: Spot planets in the sky tonight
…night sky. Currently, the only evening planet is Venus, and it appears very, very bright. It’s hard to over-emphasize how absurdly bright this particular planet looks. As long as the…
…night sky. Currently, the only evening planet is Venus, and it appears very, very bright. It’s hard to over-emphasize how absurdly bright this particular planet looks. As long as the…
April 6, 2020 By Amy Sayle Are you feeling stuck at home? Consider following the advice of retired astronaut Scott Kelly, who spent nearly a year living on the International…
…however. She frequently faced prejudice for being a woman in an overwhelmingly male field. In Ross’s words, “I was the only female in my class. I sat on one side…
…you can impress your sweetie with. For a grand finale, we’ll fly through the universe to experience its immense size and beauty. Someone claims to love you to the moon…
…Hill. Rather than grumbling at the short days, consider celebrating our long nights with some pre-dawn sky gazing. You’ll discover how the early morning sky differs from the early evening…
…marriage of Useful Science’s accessible content and Morehead’s impressive resources and innovative team,” said Dr. Thomas. “This may eventually lead to different forms of content and coverage, as well as…
…backgrounds continues to grow, the need for resources and learning outside of the school year has become a critical education issue, particularly among those who are traditionally underrepresented in STEM…
…looking directly at the Sun without a proper solar filter may cause severe eye damage. This transit is visible only through a solar telescope (or a regular telescope with a solar filter)….
September 27, 2019 CHAPEL HILL, NC – Morehead Planetarium and Science Center is hosting a special Scare-olina Skies showing that will include live narration during the show and candy. Join us on…
…as laser-guided constellation tours. You can also tour the Alston House (built around 1772) by candlelight. At this event, we will be gazing into the past – literally. The sky is like…