
Springtime is galaxy season in Canada. Discover the myriad of distant galaxies overhead with these viewing tips
Springtime is galaxy season in Canada. Discover the myriad of distant galaxies overhead with these viewing tips
The brightest comets are rare, often only visible from Earth for a brief time. How do you catch them?
If you live at a mid-northerly latitude, the coming week will provide a great opportunity to see Comet Leonard, the best-performing comet of 2021
Comet Leonard is predicted to be bright enough to see with the naked eye this December. Catch it before it disappears.
Take a tour of the summer night sky, through the Coathanger asterism, as well as the Tweedledee and Tweedledum clusters.
A beautiful eclipse greeted northern and eastern Canadians as they woke up on June 10, 2021. Here’s what our readers saw.
Jupiter and Saturn will start rising before midnight this month, while Mars and Venus start to spend more time in evening twilight.
What is the Lunar X? Learn more about this lunar phenomenon and when you can see it on the Moon.
Mercury is the planet to watch this month, as it wanes and treks away from the Sun, passing Venus and the Moon.
What is a lunar eclipse? Why does the Moon turn red, into a “blood Moon”? Learn more about this celestial event, visible from western Canada, and how to photograph it.
How to see the zodiacal light, interplanetary dust and debris that lights up when the Sun hits it just right
How can you see this summer’s solar eclipse in Canada? What is an annular eclipse, anyway? SkyNews has the details here.
Here are a few simple photography tips from eclipse chaser Don Hladiuk on keeping your eyes safe and capturing a great digital memory.