Comments on posts don’t seem very useful to most readers of our site. On top of that, our spam catcher has caught more than 1,000 spam messages for every real comment we’ve received this year. That takes a little time … Continue reading →
The problem we were having with the Web site seems to be resolved now. We saw signs that some other agent had written new content in our directories. The fix didn’t come from us, so we hope to hear soon … Continue reading →
The pages of this Web site have largely vanished. Don’t worry, none of our content is lost. We’re trying to find out what changed, how, and why, so we can get everything back to normal instead of making it worse.
Continue reading →Sorry everybody, the weather forecast includes a chance of storms, and it seems certain to be overcast tonight. I see no chance of seeing anything at a star party tonight. I know we have some guests looking forward to tonight. … Continue reading →
We’re on for tonight at Caledon State Park!
Continue reading →Friday, June 6—The sponsor, Hofstra University, estimated the crowd at nearly 7,000 at this gigantic star party at the foot of the Washington Monument. With at least 20 telescopes from multiple Washington area astronomy clubs, and other attractions such as … Continue reading →