Home The Science Behind the Leap: Leap Year 2020 Blog You’ve probably heard that 2020 is a leap year, but are you familiar why? No, it’s not because February 28... Celebrate with your Valentine (and Medusa) under the planetarium sky Blog If you’re seeking a unique way to celebrate with your Valentine this time of year, join us under Morehead’s planetarium... What’s up in the pre-dawn sky? Blog Do you get up while it’s still dark? Many of us do at this time of year, since sunrises are... Sunsets, Stonehenge and Solstices Blog Are you the opposite of a night-owl? Do you head to bed as soon as the sun begins to set? Tips for viewing the 2019 Geminid meteor shower Blog The annual Geminid meteor shower peaks the night of December 13/14, 2019 (Friday evening into early Saturday morning). Stop by Morehead for a Last Chance to See a Transit of Mercury in Decades Blog Join us at the Morehead Sundial on Monday, November 11, 2019, to view a transit of Mercury – a direct... Why the Oct. 5th Observe the Moon Night is misnamed Blog When is the Moon in the sky? Gazing into the Past Blog On Friday, September 20, 2019, from 8 to 10 p.m., you are invited to join Morehead at the House in... Viewing tips for the 2019 Perseid meteor shower Blog The annual Perseid meteor shower is already happening, and is predicted to peak the night of August 12/13, 2019. No, a black supermoon won’t rise in your sky tonight Blog You may have heard that today’s (July 31, 2019) new moon is a “black supermoon” that will make for exceptional... Posts navigation < Previous Posts
The Science Behind the Leap: Leap Year 2020 Blog You’ve probably heard that 2020 is a leap year, but are you familiar why? No, it’s not because February 28...
Celebrate with your Valentine (and Medusa) under the planetarium sky Blog If you’re seeking a unique way to celebrate with your Valentine this time of year, join us under Morehead’s planetarium...
What’s up in the pre-dawn sky? Blog Do you get up while it’s still dark? Many of us do at this time of year, since sunrises are...
Sunsets, Stonehenge and Solstices Blog Are you the opposite of a night-owl? Do you head to bed as soon as the sun begins to set?
Tips for viewing the 2019 Geminid meteor shower Blog The annual Geminid meteor shower peaks the night of December 13/14, 2019 (Friday evening into early Saturday morning).
Stop by Morehead for a Last Chance to See a Transit of Mercury in Decades Blog Join us at the Morehead Sundial on Monday, November 11, 2019, to view a transit of Mercury – a direct...
Gazing into the Past Blog On Friday, September 20, 2019, from 8 to 10 p.m., you are invited to join Morehead at the House in...
Viewing tips for the 2019 Perseid meteor shower Blog The annual Perseid meteor shower is already happening, and is predicted to peak the night of August 12/13, 2019.
No, a black supermoon won’t rise in your sky tonight Blog You may have heard that today’s (July 31, 2019) new moon is a “black supermoon” that will make for exceptional...
