In this episode, Astronomy magazine Editor Dave Eicher invites you to head out before sunrise and face east. There, you’ll spot Venus, sometimes called Earth’s sister planet. You won’t have ...

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POWER DATES June 10, 16, 19 Aries (March 21–April 19) Venus sweetens your money zone from June 6, leaving extra cash for a lavish night out, a gadget upgrade, or a special treat.

The similarities were striking, and suggested that Van Gogh’s “morning star,” described in his letter to his brother, was the planet Venus. 8.

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Venus will be visible below the Eta Aquariids shower on the morning of May 7. (ABC Science: Jacinta Bowler/Stellarium) Stargazing apps or software will be able to help you find the star.

For examples, see “Coastal Landscape in Morning Light” (c. 1817) or “The Evening Star” (c. 1830), both on view at the Met (the exhibit is open through May 11).

Venus, our planet of wealth and worth, will be double dipping and twice shining this week as it moonlights and daybreaks as both the morning and evening star. Read on to learn more about the dual ...

Mohwet – stock.adobe.com The next time six planets will align will be Aug. 10 of this year when a large morning alignment of Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Uranus, Neptune and Saturn will be visible.

Painting the town red The buzz of the bar scene is just a sliver of what makes Carolina Beach so special, Centennial Committee Chair Maureen Lewis said. And the vast spectrum of culture in the ...

A beautiful celestial trio will dominate the early morning skies this September 19. Look east about 45 minutes before sunrise to see the slender crescent moon, brilliant Venus, and the bright star ...

In the middle of the sky, swirling light blue bands—like two letter “S’s” on their sides— tumble in horizontally from the left of the canvas, suggesting a tempestuous wind. Below, a lighter, denser ...