Our October 25 star party at Caledon was beautiful. We had, if I saw everybody in the dark, 5 RAC members, some alumni, and about a half dozen visitors. The sky was completely clear in every direction. Great views in … Continue reading →
Solar eclipse tomorrow afternoon-Warning: Don’t stare. Even at maximum eclipse, a sliver of sun peeking out from behind the Moon can still cause pain and eye damage. Direct viewing should only be attempted with the aid of a safe solar … Continue reading →
Ron went out last Tuesday to assist Wilderness Elementary School with their Observe the Moon night. This is the third time Rappahannock Astronomy Club has brought a telescope to this event. Ron says thankfully five teachers at the school brought … Continue reading →
I hope you were among the many of us who enjoyed getting outside on Wednesday morning to enjoy the total eclipse of the moon. I was interested in how the morning twilight made the eclipse coloring different than what I … Continue reading →
At Caledon on September 27 we had lots of clear sky, lots of visitors, and lots of dew. Thanks to everybody who came out to share the night sky. I enjoyed the views I got of objects in the sky, … Continue reading →