
- Oct 31, 2022
Be Election Day Observer...of Total Lunar Eclipse
The corps of Election Day observers working the polls and early voters on November 8 can start their morning with a moment of grandeur. ...


- Jun 7, 2022
First Solargraph From La Casa de Amistad
A rooftop solargraph on La Casa de Amistad captured unimpeded solar arcs, revealing the path of the sun from January to June. ...


- Jan 2, 2022
Wall-to-Wall Sun at Fiddler's Hearth
The sun has been shining on Fiddler's Hearth, a Celtic public house in South Bend, IN, which hosted three solargraphs on its outside wall...

- Dec 31, 2021
Centennial Star of the Cleveland Astronomical Society
Consider the star Ruchbah to be the "Centennial Star" of the Cleveland Astronomical Society (CAS), which celebrates its 100th birthday in...


- Dec 16, 2021
Santa's Favorite Stars
How does Santa Claus find you? By the stars, of course! The stars help people navigate at night, and you can discover the...


- Jan 23, 2021
Stargazing in 2021 at Dr. TK Lawless Dark Sky Park
Dr. TK Lawless County Park announced its 2021 stargazing schedule. Declared an International Dark Sky Park, the site is open on...

- Dec 20, 2020
Differences In Six-Month Solargraphs
Does one six-month block (December-to-June versus June-to-December) yield better solargraph results than the other? You can compare two...

- Sep 23, 2020
Glorious End to 2020
There remains much beauty to be seen in 2020. Looking away from earth after sunset, you can witness a quiet spectacle unfolding in the...


- Jul 1, 2020
What To Do With That 2020 Calendar
Paper calendars took a hit in 2020. Typically, the scribble of spontaneous social gatherings would be wedged between the surety of...


- May 16, 2020
Step 1: Open 16-Ounce Beverage Can
For a May 15, 2020, state meeting of the Great Lakes Planetarium Association (GLPA) I will present a workshop on making solargraphs. ...