The Pink Mountain Aurora Adventure
In the last few months you may have noticed an increase in Northern Lights action, with intense displays. I hope you had a chance to […]
The Pink Mountain Aurora Adventure Read More »
In the last few months you may have noticed an increase in Northern Lights action, with intense displays. I hope you had a chance to […]
The Pink Mountain Aurora Adventure Read More »
Amazing weather has made the last couple of weeks an absolute dream for observing, with clear skies, warm temperatures and no pesky insects. The northern
Aurora, a Solar Eclipse and a Venus Transit Read More »
With the partial solar eclipse taking place on May 20 it seems only fitting to back it up with a partial lunar eclipse. A little
A Partial Lunar Eclipse and Spectacular Saturn Read More »
For most northern astronomers, summer is either solar observing, or waiting for the return of the autumn night skies. The other option is to head
A Tale of Two Star Parties Read More »
The new year is well underway and the weather has been a bit unpredictable, to say the least – from warm and cloudy, to a
Galaxy Hunting with Binoculars Read More »
Here comes another year with plenty of amazing sights for the cosmic tourist in this great northern land of ice and snow. Now if the
January’s Cosmic Jewels Read More »
Wondrous views await the cosmic tourist in the month of April. The end of March and the first two weeks of April are sometimes referred
April Cosmic Showers; Fire in the Sky Read More »
I have been waiting for a couple of weeks for a strong auroral show so that I could test out a new camera.
Social Media and Sweet Aurora Read More »
As spring approaches, the Yukon night skies sizzle with cosmic happenings. The weather has offered us a few nights of reprieve with well above normal
Mountain Adventures and New Friends Read More »
April is upon us, and even though the weather is warm, and the sky is cloudy. People always ask, “What is an northern astronomer to
200 Billion Stars and Counting Read More »
After a rather busy weekend down at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Center for the Erik’s Main Event consumer electronics show, [what day are we on
Thanksgiving For Clear Skies Read More »
Discover the beauty of Yukon’s autumn constellations. Observe the transition from summer to winter constellations under the clear night skies.
A Feast For the Eyes in October’s Skies Read More »
Astronomy and all its wonders are fascinating regardless of where you are or how much equipment you have. Every year we do the family holiday
The night sky has all but disappeared leaving local amateur astronomers with only solar and lunar observing. There are many perks to solar observing using
Transit Adventures & Summer Observing Read More »
Observers report: Planning a solar eclipse party is a relatively simple affair. The first priority is your observing site, as you have to make sure
Solar Eclipse Party in Whitehorse Read More »
Experience the celestial spectacle in the Yukon night sky. Catch a glimpse of Mars, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn in all their glory.
Dance of the Planets Read More »
Experience the awe of yukon astronomy with enthusiastic Australian visitors. Unforgettable night of deep sky observing and aurora watching.
From Down Under to Northern Night Sky Wonders Read More »
With springtime soon to arrive, Yukon astronomers are gearing up for the event of the year: galaxy hunting season. Unlike game hunting, you don’t need
Springtime Galactic Encounters Read More »
With Christmas soon arriving I am usually bombarded with emails enquiring, what is the best gift this season for a budding Yukon amateur astronomer? The
Gearing Up for Christmas Read More »
Summertime is here, and it is going to be a rip-snorting good time, astronomically speaking, that is. Let’s get started with holidays and star parties.
Starfest 2010, Summer Star Parties and The Solar Express Read More »