Weekend Sky Report

Messier 3

Arcturus leads us to one of the oldest objects in the galaxy.

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Big Dipper

Test your eyesight with the Big Dipper.

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M87 Galaxy

See the galaxy that gave us our first look at a black hole.

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Coma Star Cluster

Use Arcturus to find this big star cluster.

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Messier 41

Bright Sirius marks an easy-to-find deep sky object.

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Beehive Cluster

There's a brilliant star cluster hiding in Cancer, The Crab.

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Antares B (St Patricks Day Green Star)

Leprechaun eyes can trick us into seeing green stars.

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Bellatrix

Celebrate International Women's Day by looking up this weekend.

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Orion Nebula

Observe a stellar nursery from your own backyard.

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Uranus

This weekend, use Mars to find an outer planet.

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Gemini

Gemini gives us six stars in one, and you can split them with your telescope.

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Planet Mars

Find the red planet in the Western sky this evening.

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Winter Triangle (Sirius)

The brightest star in the sky leads us to the Winter Triangle.

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Super Wolf Blood Moon

Sunday night, endure the cold for the last lunar eclipse of the decade

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Auriga

Two separate ancient languages theme this weekend's target in a very similar way.

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Christmas Tree Cluster

As you take down your Christmas tree, reward yourself with some celestial decorations.

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Betelgeuse

Tonight, gaze up at one of the largest stars we've ever discovered.

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Longest Night of the Year

A full moon lights up the longest nights of the year.

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Comet Wirtanen

This weekend, spot a comet near another popular target.

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Orion

Orion The Hunter has revealed many secrets about how young stars form, and how big stars can get.

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