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  • 2 months ago | afar.com | Megan Eaves

    “This bright object on the western horizon is Venus,” said Benson Oldapash Kishoyian, motioning to a shimmering point of light hanging above the mountains that surrounded our safari camp in northern Kenya. The full moon rising over the ridge opposite cast a silvery glow over the valley and the distant Mount Ololokwe, the region’s most sacred mountain. I already knew I was looking at Venus—after all, I’ve spent the past decade learning astronomy and chasing dark skies around the world.

  • 2 months ago | flipboard.com | Megan Eaves

    Hurricane Season 2025: What Forecasters Say Is in Store for Florida and the CaribbeanWill the 2025 hurricane season be as bad as last year? Here's what forecasters predict. Looks like we're in for another "above average" Atlantic …

  • 2 months ago | yahoo.com | Megan Eaves

    Light pollution is worsening by 10 percent every year, and as our starry skies vanish, so does our connection to the cosmos. But there’s still an unlikely place for a dark-sky escape: Aboard one of America’s historical railways. A variety of stargazing trains roll through rural landscapes and protected dark-sky preserves where the Milky Way still shines bright, sometimes with a telescope or astronomer on board or an open-air carriage for looking up at the night sky.

  • 2 months ago | nationalgeographic.com | Megan Eaves

    Light pollution is worsening by 10 percent every year, and as our starry skies vanish, so does our connection to the cosmos. But there’s still an unlikely place for a dark-sky escape: Aboard one of America’s historical railways. A variety of stargazing trains roll through rural landscapes and protected dark-sky preserves where the Milky Way still shines bright, sometimes with a telescope or astronomer on board or an open-air carriage for looking up at the night sky.

  • Nov 12, 2024 | darksky.org | Megan Eaves

    Vincent van Gogh loved the night sky. “For my part I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream,” the Dutch painter wrote in a letter to his brother, Theo, in 1888. It was the year he began painting some of his most famous images of starry skies. He had moved from Paris to Arles in the south of France during a period of extreme mental illness, which plagued him for much of his life.

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