Morning planets in front of the Milky Way identifying the ecliptic and the galactic plane.

These 3 planets – 2 very bright ones and a fainter one – are lined up in the early morning sky now, nearly equidistant from each other.

Frozen waves on Lake Michigan, in a photo by Glenn Hughson.

This striking image shows just a part of the spectacular tail emerging from a spiral galaxy nicknamed D100.

A bluebird on a snowy day in Massachusetts is a sign that spring is coming.

Niko Powe waved a sparkler at the starry sky. He wrote, “Sirius, Orion, Hyades, Pleiades, the moon, Mars, and me.”