The Milky Way is expected to shine every night through August as it gets higher in a darker sky throughout the United States, including Ohio.

M11 is best viewed in the hours between sunset and midnight in August, when the cluster can be found roughly 40 degrees above the southern horizon. Remember, the width of your clenched fist held at ...

The FCS conference rests on the fault line of the post-House era, wrestling with modernization while cherishing the grit of ...

For the first time, scientists have directly tracked the slow transformation of a dying star over more than a ...

North America's night sky beams once more as the aurora borealis may be viewable in at least 10 states, including Alaska, ...

In a groundbreaking mission set to explore the very fabric of our universe, NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is ...

If you own a telescope with an aperture (the size of the lens or mirror) of 4 inches or more, there’s a wonderful object now ...

One of the most popular meteor showers of the year peaks Aug. 12 in the Northern Hemisphere. Here's how to watch shooting ...

The Perseid meteor shower will streak across the sky this summer, offering one of the year’s most anticipated celestial events. Visible from mid-July to late ... Read more The post Stargazers are ...

August's Perseid meteor shower peaks this week. Will the Ohio weather cooperate? Where and when to get the best view of ...

The meteors are called the Perseids because they appear to radiate from the constellation Perseus, which at that time of night is low in the northern sky. The comet detritus will be positioned to ...