What’s happening in the warm and wet Europan seas?
You were rewarded if you looked for meteors last Thursday night. From 9 p.m. on, you saw one every minute
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Sometimes it seems that the holidays have completely taken over the month of December. And while those annual rituals do
Is this really the end?
According to The New York Times, many people in Russia are panicking. They really believe that the end of the
The chilling scenario of Chasing Ice
You may not recognize the name James Balog right off; but unless you’re a diehard global warming denier, you’ve probably
Not-so-jovial reception
That brilliant star? It’s Jupiter, now at its closest to us until two more presidential terms have come and gone.
The fungus among us
Nonprofit Upstate Films in Rhinebeck (and now Woodstock, too) has a long history of providing Hudson Valley audiences an alternative
The Crab with an uncrackable shell
Next Wednesday night, November 28, the Full Moon floats right next to dazzling Jupiter. It’ll be an eye-catching apparition all
Eclipsing all expectations
The most spectacular event unfolds this week. On November 13, the Moon will totally cover the Sun. No other eclipse
Winged victory at the Ashokan
Some of the world’s richest areas for wildlife are places where few humans tread – say, the border between North
Leaping Trout Art Project coming to Phoenicia
Landing a yardlong trout is surely the ultimate angler’s dream. If such a prize really exists, one would think that