Showing posts with label Saturn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saturn. Show all posts

Thursday, June 4, 2020

Night Sky for June



Video: What to see in the night sky: June 2020 - BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Video: What's in the Night Sky: 1 - 7 June - National Space Centre



Learn about what is available for viewing in the night sky for June! Two videos that will give you some ideas of what to look for in the sky.

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Wednesday, May 13, 2020

Dark Sky Web Links



Here are links to the best Dark Sky Resources:

Places to Visit:

 • 10 U.S. Dark-Sky Parks You Need to Visit - Sky & Telescope

 • Dark Skies: 23 Best Places in the World to Stargaze - CNN

 • Find a Dark Sky Place - International Dark Sky Association

 • Arizona's Dark Side - Visit Arizona

Dark Sky Maps:

 • Light Pollution Map - Jurij Stare

 • Dark Site Finder

I will post any updates when I find more links!

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Thursday, September 14, 2017

Cassini Ending Saturn Mission



Official Site: Cassini Grand Finale - JPL



The Cassini mission to Saturn is coming to an end. By tomorrow at this time, the probe will have entered the atmosphere of Saturn and will be gone for good.

But, until then, there are lots of final photos and data to transmit! Go to the site above for everything you need to know about the mission's Grand Finale. Also, see where to view the live feeds, get a free ebook and more!

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Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Titan's Seas in the Sunlight


Specular Spectacular - Courtesy NASA/JPL

Article: Cassini Sees Sunny Seas on Titan - NASA/JPL

NASA/JPL's Cassini mission has released a mosaic image that shows sunlight reflecting off of Titan's north-pole seas. The seas are made of methane and ethane liquid. The mosaic was taken on August 21st.

Full details are available in JPL's article!

JPL: Jet Propulsion Laboratory - NASA

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