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Armed with a pair of the best stargazing binoculars (we recommend anything above 10x50 for astronomy), here’s what to look at from the Northern Hemisphere between May and July. A classic spring ...

The largest constellation in the Northern Hemisphere is the aptly named Ursa Major constellation: the Great Bear. Here you'll be able to spot one of the most recognizable collection of stars in ...

As the northern hemisphere blazes under the summer sun, the south offers a cool alternative. Ski, hike, encounter wildlife, ...

At our location, we enjoy seasonal changes of all the constellations in the northern hemisphere skies. We also have five constellations that are called circumpolar. These constellations are ...

The bright band of the Milky Way is about to make its first great appearance of the year in the Northern Hemisphere ... This vast asterism of Deneb in the constellation Cygnus, Vega in Lyra ...

June 21 June Solstice The longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, marking the start ... In astrology and astronomy, events are crossroads, since usually it is connected to thinking ...

A few, like Dorado the swordfish and Volans the flying fish — southern hemisphere constellations — remain ... of the wine glass that outlines the northern half of Virgo. Denebola is the ...

On a cloudless night, it's not uncommon to spot the Milky Way and Northern Hemisphere constellations. Central Oregon communities like Sunriver, Sisters, and Antelope have implemented strict ...

That’s the third most famous constellation ... If you live in the northern hemisphere, the sun is always in the southern half of the sky and if you live in the southern hemisphere, the sun ...