Stargazers looking to escape a city full of lights and enter a sky full of stars are in luck thanks to the many parks and monuments that provide beautiful scenic views.
States like California, Colorado, and Utah have popular camping locations known for breathtaking views of the night stars.
Some locations have dangerously hot temperatures while others are well-known locations for people who are looking to ski in the winter.
The areas that provide travelers with the famous night skies
A FULL MOON is the phase of the moon in which its whole disc is illuminated.
During the 29.5-day lunar cycle, we observe a new moon (with 0 per cent illumination), a waxing moon (when the amount of illumination on the moon is increasing), a full moon (100 per cent illumination) and then a waning moon (when its visible surface area is getting smaller).
Because our modern calendar isn’t quite in line with the Moon’s phases, sometimes we get more
The Northern Lights have dazzled stargazers in Britain following a dramatic plasma ejection from the sun – and the natural display may be visible again this evening.
Stunning new photos from Norfolk to North Yorkshire and the Scottish coast show flashes of fluorescent green and pink lighting up the night’s skies on Thursday.
The Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis, are created by disturbances in Earth’s magnetosphere caused by a flow of particles from the sun, and are
A spectacular ‘Super Blood Moon’ lit up the sky on Sunday night and early Monday morning – as two rare lunar events took place at the same time.
A total lunar eclipse, when the Earth is positioned precisely between the sun and the moon so all three are in a line, made the moon appear like a glowing red disk in the sky – hence the name ‘blood moon’.
During a total eclipse, the moon appears reddish in colour when
A spectacular aurora borealis triggered by giant ‘cannibal’ solar eruption that hurtled towards Earth at 1.8 million miles an hour has thrilled stargazers in Scotland and North America.
New photos from the public show the natural light display in green and pink hues over Loch Lomond in Scotland, rural Canada and North Dakota.
According to the Met Office, a coronal mass ejection (CME) – a massive expulsion of plasma from the Sun’s outermost layer – was responsible for the display
Am Mittwoch war das Naturphänomen bis nach Devon mit bloßem Auge sichtbar. Laut einem Weltraumwetterexperten des Met Office wird es heute Nacht über Nacht weitere Sichtungen der Nordlichter geben.
Krista Hammond sagte: „Wie vom Met Office Space Weather Operations Center vorhergesagt, traf gestern ein koronaler Massenauswurf auf die Erde.
„Der daraus resultierende starke geomagnetische Sturm hat dazu geführt, dass die Nordlichter gestern Nacht über weite Teile Großbritanniens sichtbar waren.
“Wir haben Berichte erhalten, dass die Aurora sogar in einigen zentralen
