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Star Watch: Draconid meteor shower, planets, and dark skies highlight the week

(WJHL) — There will be several reasons to look toward the sky this week, including a meteor shower and excellent conditions for stargazing as the moon approaches its new phase. The...

Starwatch: Tracking down the faint stars of Pisces

Below the southern edge of the Great Square of Pegasus lie the fishes, linked by two stringsThis week we will track down Pisces, the fishes. Despite being one of the largest zodiac...

Star Watch: Partial lunar eclipse visible this week

(WJHL) - A major lunar eclipse will highlight this week’s Star Watch across the Tri-Cities, but there will be plenty of other sights to look for in the night sky. Wednesday evening...

Eyes Up, Stargazers! Here’s What You Can See in September Night Skies

September brings dazzling planets, a harvest moon and the official shift to autumn.

Don’t Miss: A Brilliant Venus and Glowing Harvest Moon Light Up the Sky

September offers several eye-catching skywatching opportunities, including a brilliant Venus, the September equinox, and a Harvest Moon rising near Saturn and Neptune. The Moon can...

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October Skies Will Put On a Show: Here’s When to Look Up

You can add meteors, a full moon, and some cool planet appearances to your apple cider and bonfires.

Illuminating The Cosmos: The Louis Moinet Moon Meteor

Today, Louis Moinet continues its fascination with the cosmos. The brand’s latest creation, the Moon Meteor, is a limited edition of just 12 pieces that turns the dial into a minia...

A guide to sidewalk astronomy

Our top tips on hosting your own sidewalk astronomy event.

The Diamond Moon and Other Astronomical Events to See in September 2026

September is full of opportunities to expand your knowledge of the night sky. Mark your calendars.

Stargaze For $5 In The Heart Of Denver

Embark on a celestial journey to the moon and stars right in the heart of Denver. Join Civic Center Conservancy and AstroTours on the main promenade of Civic Center Park for Civic...

Mapping the Cosmos

Want to explore the night sky? Two new interactive maps offer very different ways to do it. Skyviewer lets you explore the vast astronomical survey being created by the new Vera C....

Experience the Night Sky Thursday

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – The Ward Beecher Planetarium and Mahoning Valley Astronomical Society are hosting Experience the Night Sky from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, at the Williamson Innova...

Where Are the Stars?

Tonight, I sat under an open roof and looked at the sky.Continue reading on Medium »

The Best Watches From the Venice Film Festival

From George Clooney’s beloved version of the Speedmaster to Robert Pattinson’s high-octane Jaeger-LeCoultre.

Watch NASA and SpaceX launch the Roman Space Telescope

Watch NASA and SpaceX launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, designed to capture wide views of the distant universe.

The 12 Best Watches From the Emmy Awards 2026

Matthew Rhys, Jon Hamm, Paul Anthony Kelly, and Colman Domingo all brought heat to the red carpet.

A big, bright Saturn will be the highlight of NYC's fall stargazing season

Stargazers will have a great view of Saturn and two meteor showers in October. [ more › ]

First Look – The new Louis Moinet Moon Meteor

Astronomy is part of Louis Moinet‘s history, who created the “compteur de tierces” chronograph specifically for celestial observations. The brand bearing his name has kept the conn...

How to spot the Harvest Moon - and the star that went supernova

This weekend as Venus becomes lost in the evening twilight, we have a Harvest Moon to light up the autumn sky.

17. The Eyes of the Night

I had arrived in starlight, and I left in starlight. When I woke before 3am I felt immediately that I wouldn’t fall asleep again. I tried but knew it was useless, so I watched the...

Astroguide for Sunday, September 27, 2026

Star: Uttarabhadra till 11.05 am

Bid farewell to summer by looking to the stars in September

The Summer Triangle. This month’s astronomy report highlights the transition from summer into fall. [ more › ]

The DWISS S1 15th Anniversary Edition Celebrates A Major Milestone With Two Celestially Inspired Wandering Hour Watches

Since its inception 15 years ago, DWISS has never been content with a standard interpretation of time or a conservative approach to watchmaking. Throughout the brand’s lineup, you’...