This is the third installment of a three-part series exploring the wonders of Denver’s night skies. Be sure to check out the other articles in the series: What to Explore in the 2025 Denver Night Skies and When to Explore in the 2025 Denver Night Skies.… Continue reading.
In our previous article, we spoke in depth about the variety of celestial objects that you can observe in the 2025 Denver night skies. If you’re planning to stargaze in Denver, knowing when to look up is just as important as knowing what to look for.… Continue reading.
As one of the largest astronomy clubs in the country, the Denver Astronomical Society continues to grow and inspire amateur astronomers of all experience levels. Whether you’re new to stargazing or a seasoned observer, you might be starting to plan what celestial wonders to explore this year or looking for ways to reignite your passion for the night sky.… Continue reading.
Here’s a brief look at what’s going on in the skies above the Mile High City this week.
January 27:
If you’re planning to to take part in the NASA/AL Hubble Night Sky Challenge, for either the January (Silver) or the entire year (Gold), this is the last week to complete your observations.… Continue reading.
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By Dave Prosper Updated by Kat Troche
Light pollution has long troubled astronomers, who generally shy away from deep sky observing under full Moon skies.… Continue reading.
The Astronomical League and NASA have announced a new observing program to celebrate 35 Years of the Hubble Space Telescope
Explore the Night Sky Like Hubble!You can help celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope by taking on the Hubble’s Night Sky Observing Challenge!… Continue reading.
Major Telescope Companies Face $32 Million Settlement Over Price Fixing
Amateur astronomers who bought telescopes between 2005 and 2023 might qualify for payments from a $32 million settlement. This comes after a class action lawsuit accused major telescope makers of price fixing and monopolizing the U.S.… Continue reading.
Here’s a brief look at what’s going on in the skies above the Mile High City this week.
January 20:
The moon reaches apogee (its farthest distance from earth) at 10:00 AM MST, when it’s 251,219 miles away. Look for Venus and Saturn to be less than 3° apart (about two fingers’ width) in the constellation of Aquarius towards the southwest in the early evening sky.… Continue reading.
On Sunday December 8, Chamberlin Observatory was a beehive of activity as the University Park Community held their annual Sing & Sleigh event in and around the building on a gorgeous and unseasonably sunny and warm day. Approximately 300 children came to see Santa on the main floor, while volunteers served cookies and hot chocolate outside and Christmas music rang out from two speakers.… Continue reading.
David H. Levy
Torah study, a meeting among friends and members, takes place on most Saturday mornings. It is the only time that I try to awake before noon. It is a program of Beth Shalom Temple Center, our synagogue. During each two-hour session we continue our discussion of the Torah, which is composed of the first five books of the Bible.… Continue reading.