By Deane Morrison In May Jupiter sinks into the sunset, ending a months-long guest starring role with the bright winter ...

Scientist are expecting a "once-in-a-lifetime" nova explosion to occur and people across the United States should be able to ...

T Coronae Borealis can be seen in a horseshoe-shaped constellation called Corona ... find it with the two brightest stars in the Northern Hemisphere – Arcturus and Vega. It should be between ...

Spring has sprung in the Earth's Northern Hemisphere ... star in this part of the sky and is the chief star of the constellation of Bootes, the herdsman. Don't spend too much time searching ...

The seven bright stars that form the Big Dipper - also known as the Plough - are among the most famous stellar formations in the Northern Hemisphere ... Pollux from the constellation Gemini.

Brilliant Arcturus, the brightest star in the kite-shaped constellation Bootes, the herdsman — and also the brightest in the ...

Spoiler warning: Below there will be information about today's New York Times Strands puzzle.

We in the Western Hemisphere know of 88 constellations distributed around ... famous dippers that the dragon winds its way across the northern sky. Look for its string of stars that begins nearly ...

In the southern hemisphere, the Aquarius constellation, from which the meteors appear to originate, is higher in the sky, providing a better view. In contrast, in the northern hemisphere, the radiant ...

The meteor shower’s radiant – the spot in the night sky from which the meteors appear to radiate – is in the northern-hemisphere constellation Lyra, which contains the bright star Vega.

Attention, Pennsylvania residents: When things are a little less cloudy, take a gander at the night sky at some point this month. It’s there that you’ll — hopefully — be treated to a ...