1. Mercury lies too close to the Sun for visibility from Earth this month. Venus pulls away from the Sun, higher in the southwestern sky, and passes just above Antares on October 25th. It appears ...

Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of this month's astronomical wonders. Throughout October, several planets will grace the evening and night skies. Venus appears low in the west ...

Wednesday, October 2: Expect fair to partly cloudy skies, with a chance of convective cloud formation in the eastern and southern regions, which may bring localized rainfall. Winds will shift from ...

October skies offer some of the best star watching, given their dark and often clear nights. In the morning sky, Mars is gradually brightening as Earth gains on it in the orbital race. During October ...

As Indianapolis welcomes October with open arms, the National Weather Service has provided a forecast that promises a stretch of pleasant, easy skies. According to the latest update from the NWS ...

England travel to Pakistan for a three-match Test series starting on Monday October 7, which you can watch live on Sky Sports. Brendon McCullum's red-ball side will be in Multan for the first two ...

Scheufler talks with Anderson about upcoming events at the observatory, what to see in the October sky, and a potential opportunity to spot a comet in the coming weeks. Click the video above to watch.

“October is its sunset sky; November the later twilight.” Maybe autumn’s red hue can brighten the year that was, helping us take stock of some of the joy and wonder within it. “A great ...

which will be especially visible on October 19th when it passes very close to the newly-waning full moon. The Pleiades can be seen in a dark sky with the naked eye, but any old set of binoculars ...

According to spaceweather.com, it will be so bright that you might be able to catch it hovering in the sky even during daytime. And yes, this also means that you won't need any special equipment to ...