These files files contain information about observing and various objects. They are organized into sections by information catergories: Observing Program Briefs; Caldwell Object Guides; …

Constellation(s): List any constellation you are able to identify in the night sky. Star(s): Write the name of each brightest star you are able to identify by consulting a star chart or atlas.

The jewels of the night sky march across this panorama with smooth and gracious transitions as the earth spins without compromise. Day after day we are reminded that time is artificially …

List any constellation you are able to identify in the night sky. chart or atlas. giving its location. Record the number and types of objects seen in the sky. Examples include meteors . …

An online interactive planetarium application to explore the night sky and find constellations, planets, asteroids and other celestial objects visible from any location.

This is a daily observation log to help students keep record of their astronomical observations. Included are two templates and instructions for completing the daily observation log explaining …

This is a daily observation log to help students keep record of their astronomical observations. Included are two templates and instructions for completing the daily observation log explaining …

Sky map showing the night sky tonight from any location. What planets are visible tonight? Where is Mars, Saturn or Venus? What is the bright star in the sky?

The night sky is always changing. Observers watch planets dance in the evening, stars explode as supernovae, and new comets grace dawn skies. Here we bring together all the observing …

Learn to identify the major constellations that are visible. Learn how to use a star chart to identify the brighter stars, and constellations. Learn about the coordinates astronomers use to …

This observing guide helps you plan your Solar System observations. It's divided into three sections, detailing visible objects for post-sunset, nighttime and pre-sunrise viewing. Only …

These "Observing" pages provide explanations of how the night sky moves and changes in an accessible format to students, teachers, families, and participants in exhibits, museums, star …

List any constellation you are able to identify in the night sky. chart or atlas. giving its location. Record the number and types of objects seen in the sky. Examples include meteors . …

Your Guide to Observing the Night Sky There are lots of things to look for in the night sky, constellations, stars of different colours, planets, galaxies and of course the Moon. The sky …

Use this set with your students as they observe the moon and night sky! Each night, students will observe the moon, record the time, date, and temperature and write a few sentences …

1) Try observing by naked eye at night: The Solar system: https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/night/canada/kingston • Note that some of the …

On this assignment, students are directed to make observations of the day and night sky over a few days - to see if they can feel the Earth moving (either spinning or through space), and …