Five Things About The Moon

Hello, I’m Darrell Heath with the UALR College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences; welcome to The Night Sky For astronomers, the moon is both a blessing and a nuisance.  It’s considered a nuisance when its bright glare drowns out the dim light from faint and fuzzy deep sky objects that we all want to either Five Things About The Moon

The Celestial Swarm

The Celestial Swarm – March 2016 Hello everyone, I’m Darrell Heath with the UALR College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences; welcome to The Night Sky. Stars are usually born in groups inside dense, vast, and cold clouds of molecular hydrogen and dust. After they become full­fledged stars they will disperse from their parent clouds over The Celestial Swarm

Satellite Nights – Transcript

SATELLITE NIGHTS by Darrell Heath   Hi everyone, I’m Darrell Heath with the UALR College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences; welcome to The Night Sky. As an amateur astronomer I’m always looking up. During the day it’s possible for me to see such things as rainbows, solar halos, strange cloud formations and even the Moon. Satellite Nights – Transcript

The Night Sky – January 2015

TWINKLE, TWINKLE, WINTER STAR Hello, I’m Darrell Heath with the UALR College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences, welcome to The Night Sky. I imagine many of you have stepped outside on a cold winter’s night and noticed just how bright the stars look.   Part of this is due to the fact that the atmosphere is The Night Sky – January 2015