The skywatcher

RV Photography said, "After a night of astrophotography, it's nice to just take a seat and enjoy the stars ..."

Extragalactic supernova

At its discovery in January, this supernova was as bright as its whole galaxy! Now it's fading. Astrophotographer Brian Ottum caught it Sunday night.

This asteroid sweeps closer than our moon today

The average distance of the moon is 239,000 miles (385,000 km). Asteroid 2018 DU will sweep significantly closer than that on February 25, 2018.

See it! Friday night’s moon and star

People around the world last night caught the moon near the bright star Aldebaran in the constellation Taurus the Bull.

ISS over New York

Stan Honda caught this shot of the International Space Station from Central Park in New York City.

X-men

The northern lights have been active this week for those at high northern latitudes.

New Year greeting from Canis Major

Sirius, the sky's brightest star, is sometimes called the Dog Star because it's in the constellation Canis Major, the Greater Dog. In this Chinese Year of the Dog ... a photo from Hong Kong.

Return of the young moon, and Venus

Two lovely and hopeful signs in the sky ... the returning young moon and Venus. Photos here from the EarthSky community.

Waterglyph

An ancient petroglyph - known as a waterglyph - on the Utah-Arizona border.

See it! Partial solar eclipse

View photos of the February 15, 2018 partial solar eclipse, which was visible from South America.

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