December 21 2020 Today marks to very special celestial events. It is the The Great Conjunction, also known online as the Christmas Star, and The Winter Solstice. I wanted to
Thursday December 10 2020 The solar flare and Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) on Monday was strong and prompted a Geomagnetic Storm Watch through Friday. The initial 'shock' was observed last
December 9 2020 The sun is waking up. After bottoming out with activity last year, this new solar cycle has gotten really busy since November. Then, two days ago on
December 1 2020 This last month of the year, and start of winter provides quite an interesting bit of weather and science geek stuff to talk about. This month brings
November 30 2020 Did you see a ring around the moon last night? I got many messages and photos about it, some saying they've never seen it before. The good
November 18 2020 The cold lived up to the forecast for our region, with Baltimore at the center. The temperature only hit 45ºF at BWI, making this the coldest day
October 22 2020 The solar cycle measuring sunspot activity has long been thought to play a role in the winter weather. Last year I showed the correlation of low sunspots
October 20 2020 This month has been busy with nighttime sky events. One of the biggest ones reaches the peak tonight and tomorrow night. The Orionid Meteor Shower always occurs
October 20 2020 At 5 PM, NASA TV will begin to stream the big event! You can watch that and get all the OSIRIS-REx asteroid mission info here. It's officially
This is really cool! On October 20, 2020 NASA has a truly incredible mission that you can view. This is one of those sky shows you may want to set a
