#24I – Spock’s World? – An Airy Nearby Exoplanet – Dawn Photo-op – & 1 More Story

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In This Issue:

Cover Photo — Spock’s World—Not Yet….
Welcome to Issue 24I!
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Photo-Op at Month’s End
* Observing—Plan-et – Two Pre-dawn Worlds Only
* Border Crossings – Five Days for Taurans
This Just In* An Exoplanet with Air
* Rings!
* Hiding Spock’s World (Cover Story)
Subscription Note (and NAM announcement for European and British subscribers)

Cover Photo — Mary Had a Curious Mind
Welcome to Issue 24H!
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Morning Moons Are The Best, Joining Planets
* Observing—Plan-et – Use the Moon for Mercury
* Border Crossings – A Couple Days to Be Bullish
Towards Cosmic Awareness – Re-imagining Nursery Rhymes
Astronomy in Everyday Life – Planetary Gastronomy

Cover Photo — The Great American Eclipse
Welcome to Issue 24G!
A 2 PM Twilight – Early Reporting on the Eclipse Outside and Inside the Shadow
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Waxing and Waning Gibbous Sites
* Observing—Plan-et – Mars points to Saturn, Mercury and Neptune; Evening Sky Gain’s One Planet, Loses One Planet.
* Border Crossings – Close but No (Crescent) Cigar
Towards Cosmic Awareness – T Coronae Borealis

Cover Photo — An Advance Peak at the Sun’s Corona
Welcome to Issue 24F!
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Perigee gives us more phases, and a long totality if you are lucky…
* Observing—Plan-et – Planets are all sinking into twilight, but Mars and Saturn—close in brightness and separation; Solar Corona Prediction (Cover Story)
* Border Crossings – None. Zip. Nada. And we disagree….* Comet Pons-Brooks – Two evening (and one eclipse) chances to find it.
Towards Cosmic Awareness (our new public astronomy education column) – Four educational projects you can do with an eclipse; Eclipse Live Stream links.
Astronomy in Everyday Life – How Southerners Deal With Solar Eclipses….

Cover Photo — Three Objects That Affect Earth—Moon, Mars, Venus
Welcome to Issue 24E!
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – A Penumbral Eclipse
* Observing—Plan-et – Mercury has its Moment; Comet in the Evening Twilight
* Border Crossings – Five Days of Fishiness
* For the Future – Solar Eclipse Information, TCA and AAS
Deeper Looks
– Mars Affects Earth’s Weather and Oceans…and That’s Not News (Cover Story)
Astronomy in Everyday Life – In honor of the Lunar Eclipse this month….

Cover Photo — Using Eclipse Viewers Outside of Eclipses
Welcome to Issue 24D!
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Morning and evening Crescents pass planets
* Observing—Plan-et – Mercury emerges into a great evening apparition
* Border Crossings – The (Nine Days) Age of Aquarius
* For the Future –
– Planetary occultations
– Comet Pons-Brooke
– March 25th Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
– Information on the Total Solar Eclipse April 8th
Astronomy in Everyday Life – What If We Use Earthly Objects for the Night Sky?
Deeper Looks
– What Can You Do With Solar Viewers After April 8th?The items below are available only to Paid Subscribers:
– Eye Spy on the Sun – An experiment on naked-eyesunspot watching (Cover Story)
– Solar Disk-o – Watching the Sun’s surface or Eclipses without a viewer or telescope
– Shadow Travels – Where will the next solar eclipses be viewed before 2045?

Cover Photo — Super and Mini-Full Moons
Welcome to Issue 24C!
Links to Solar Eclipse Articles in The Classroom Astronomer
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Mini-Full Moon (Cover Story)
* Observing—Plan-et – A Great Conjunction to See, but Planets Disappearing
* Border Crossings – Three Aquarian Days of Equality
Astronomy in Everyday Life – Winter Stars on Earth
The items below are available only to Paid Subscribers
– Moon Music
Astronomical Travel – Star Wounds Along the Moon’s Shadow Path

Cover Photo — Blinking the Moon
Welcome to Issue 24B!
Links to Solar Eclipse Articles in The Classroom Astronomer
Our First Paid Subscriber-Only Issue Coming
This Just In —
* Never Too Old to Smoke
* The Rivers of Mars Ran dry—When?
* Filtering M-dwarf Stars for Habitable Exoplanets
* Citizen Scientist Solar System Discoveries
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Eight Days of Passing Planets
* Observing—Plan-et – Three Planets About to Wave Farewell
* Border Crossings – (Goat)-Fish Out of Water
Astronomy in Everyday Life – Drinking In the Moon

Cover Photo — Universe’s Largest Rings
Welcome to Issue 24A!
* To Those Who Are Joining the TGT Community
* To Those Who Were Here Before
This Just In —
* Largest Rings You can’t Have or See (Cover Story)
* G and K Stars With Magnetism Have Interesting Personalities
* We Aren’t There Yet; Neither May Be Anybody Else* Help for Your Cavities from the Stars
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Luna Glides Past Some Giants
* Observing—Plan-et – Giants In the Evening Skies, Terrestrial Planets Rule the Mornings
* For the Future—March’s Penumbral Appetizer; A Possible Naked Eye Comet
* Border Crossings – A One-Day Overlap
Astronomy in Everyday Life – The Highs and Lows of Astronomy

NOTE: With this issue, TGT has gone on a hiatus for at least two months while Dr. K. is on medical leave.

Cover Photo — Jovian Storms
Welcome to Issue 44!
Personal Note and TGT Going on Hold
This Just In —
* The Red Trojans of Neptune
* Jupiter’s Crazy Clouds, and JUICE (Cover Story)
* Thirsty? Have a Glass of Sea of Tranquility Glass Beads!
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Luna Glides Uncontested Through the Skies
* Observing—Plan-et – Mars Makes Like a Newt With Castor and Pollux; Venus Shines by the Pleiades; Mercury Glows in the Evening Dark
* For the Future—April’s Hybrid Eclipse; April Lyrid Meteor Shower Details
* Border Crossings – Cooking Fish, or Ram?
Astronomy in Everyday Life – Astronomy is a Sweet Science