Alison Klesman is a journalist at Astronomy magazine. With a strong academic background in physics and planetary science, her reporting focuses on the natural sciences, particularly astronomy. Alison has contributed to various publications, including Discover Magazine, Chattanooga Times Free Press, NewsBreak, and Yahoo.
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By: Alison Klesman
Earth's satellite skims through several constellations, meeting up with planets and stars in the sky this week.
The Dumbbell Nebula in Vulpecula is a great target for any telescope under this evening's dark, moonless skies.
Saturn's biggest, brightest moon is once again near the ringed planet today and tomorrow as it circles on its 16-day orbit.
By: Alison Klesman
Our satellite joins the Red Planet among the stars of Gemini the Twins, visible before dawn, with Jupiter also on view in Cancer.
By: Alison Klesman
Bright evening star Venus now stands in line with Virgo's alpha star, Spica, as the pair sets in the early-evening sky.
Now in Cancer, our waning Moon hangs close to Jupiter. The gas giant is a great telescopic target, with cloud patterns and moons on display.
By: Alison Klesman
The Moon is now in Leo; together with the bright star Regulus, our satellite lines up with Mars and Jupiter to show off the ecliptic plane.
Traveling through Taurus the Bull, the ice giant Uranus comes to a standstill against the background stars today.
By: Alison Klesman
Dark-sky sights take center stage as Saturn's moons dance and Venus mingles with the Moon in the sky this week.
By: Alison Klesman
Spiral NGC 7331 dominates a group of five galaxies in Pegasus, perfect for observing in tonight's moonless skies.
