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CAS Astronomy Scoop: Roman Space Telescope Ready for Launch, 96% Lunar Eclipse and More Space News
Roman prepares for launch as a spectacular lunar eclipse approaches, while Webb reveals hidden stars and SpaceX pushes rocket reuse…
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Turn Your Love of Astronomy into a Published Book
From observing guides to astrophotography and science fiction, your passion for astronomy could inspire your next published book.
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Blessed Sunday Week 35: Remember to Look Up
Look towards the night sky this Sunday and rediscover the wonder, perspective and peaceful curiosity that astronomy can bring.
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Make Saturday Night a Stargazing Night
You don’t need a telescope to enjoy astronomy. If the skies are clear this Saturday, head outside and spend some…
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South African Space Intelligence Helps Map Hernic Ferrochrome Tailings Dam Disaster
Satellite imagery is helping SANSA map the Hernic Ferrochrome tailings dam disaster and assess impacts on roads, power infrastructure and…
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Curiosity Rover Discovers a Remarkable Sea of Polygons on Mars
Curiosity has discovered a vast field of tiny polygonal fractures on Mars, potentially offering new clues about the Red Planet’s…
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Why Astronomers Use Red Lights at Night
Attend an astronomy observation session after dark and you may notice people using dim red torches instead of ordinary white…
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Imaging Accessories for Astronomy and Astrophotography
Discover which Imaging Accessories can improve your astronomy setup, solve common astrophotography problems and help you capture better images.
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Take Five Minutes to Look at the Night Sky
Step outside and look up. A few quiet minutes observing the Moon, stars or planets can reconnect you with the…
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Blessed Sunday Week 34: Look Up and Remember How Much Lies Beyond Us
Look towards the heavens this Blessed Sunday and remember how much exists beyond our everyday worries here on Earth.
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Weekend Plans: Look Up at the Night Sky
You don’t need expensive equipment to enjoy astronomy. This weekend, step outside after dark and simply look up at the…
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Join the Celenic Earth Network on Twitch
Casual Astronomer supports the Celenic Earth Twitch channel as we work towards reaching 50 average viewers per stream.
