Living in the North has many advantages. We have crystal clear skies, no air pollution and many hours of darkness in the winter season. This
Keep warm, stay watching: Winter star gazing is fun, but you have to know how Read More »
Is the Yukon the best place for amateur astronomers? And how can I experience and discover the vast night sky? Let’s take these questions and
Distinguished Guests & Distinguished Night Skies Read More »
The month of April is at a close and, as May begins, great changes are taking place high overhead in the amazing Yukon Night Skies.
The Disappearing Yukon Night Sky Read More »
With the middle of winter upon us, the Yukon Night Sky is alive with amazing sights for the cosmic tourist. Dark skies and stable air
The Yukon’s Top 10 Deep Sky Delights Read More »
As March begins, there is excitement in the Yukon Night Sky. It is time for the Messier Marathon. This is an event that most amateur
A Marathon and a Quick Tour Read More »
It is Friday evening, the sky is crystal clear and the temperature is a balmy –23 degrees. Add to that a 30-kilometre wind from the
Those Frosty Night Skies Read More »
Springtime is finally here and, along with it, unstable weather. Our last outing to Grey Mountain was a washout due to clouds and strong wind.
Three Easy Planets and Comet Cardinal Read More »
Springtime night skies offer an endless bounty of galaxies, nebula and star clusters, waiting to be explored. Whether you prefer binoculars or a telescope, there
The Best of the Yukon Night Skies Read More »
December is, as always, an action-packed viewing experience full of discovery and adventure for all Yukon amateur astronomers. There are dazzling delights for anyone with
December’s Dazzling Delights Read More »
The next time you are outside at night, take a moment and look up at those dark Yukon Night Skies. High overhead you will see
Winter Skies for the Cosmic Tourist Read More »
With all this wonderful warm weather, there is a price to pay for amateur astronomers in the Yukon. As a springtime rule, warm weather brings
View From the Hill Read More »
The month of December promises to be an action-packed month of celestial events for every amateur astronomer and nighttime photographer. As long as the weather
The Geminid Meteor Shower and a Lunar Eclipse Read More »
Don’t miss out on the amazing stargazing opportunities in Whitehorse. Learn about astronomy events and celestial sightings in the area.
Happy New Year Amateur Astronomers Read More »
The month of May brings warm weather observing – parka not required – a pleasant change of pace. It still gets frosty, though. Last weekend
So Many Stars, So Little Time 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 »
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 »
