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Getting Smart About Light Pollution
Preserving the beauty of the night sky means harnessing technological innovation and social change. Lindsay Malbon and Ian Ashdown
The New Sky Glow
As cities and towns across Canada embrace LED street lighting, stargazers wonder how it will affect their view of the night sky. George Liv
Product Review: A New Generation of Deep-Sky Filters
Tele Vue’s newest batch of narrowband nebula filters takes a good thing and makes it better. Ken Hewitt-White
Capturing the Universe: Urban Astrophotography Tips
Even if your backyard sky is light-polluted, you can still get great astro-shots. Tony Puerzer
Exploring the Night Sky: Conjunctions and Appulses Aplenty
The early-spring sky presents observers with rewarding sights for telescopes, binoculars and the unaided eye. Alan Dyer
Scoping the Sky: Mini Gemini Jaunt
This tour features a gleaming binary star, a faint open cluster and a celestial hat. Ken Hewitt-White
On the Moon: Peering Over the Edge
You can glimpse a portion of the Moon’s ‘unseen’ hemisphere if you play the libration game. Gary Seronik
The Binocular Sky: Chasing Down the Pinwheel
A famous star pair in the Big Dipper leads to a challenging target. Ken Hewitt-White
Gallery: A Cometary Close Call
Last winter, Comet 46P/Wirtanen was widely photographed as it breezed past Earth.
Plus: Sky News Briefs, Editor’s Report, Constellation Corner and much more!
