The Galactic Times #26, June 16, 2022

Cover Photo — Mercury, Venus, Moon, and Aldebaran
Welcome to Issue 26!
This Just In — * Hiding in Plain Sight!
* It was Cosmically Cloudy and Cold About 2 Million Years Ago…
* The More Metal, the More Wonderful?
* What Turned On the Universe’s Lights?
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Moon Glides the Grand Line-Up Planets
– Moon Stands in for Earth, and Points to Mira
* Observing—Plan-et —
– Does Mercury Look Reddish to You? (Cover Story)
– The Solstice
– Cetus and Other Zodiac Constellations, and Jupiter
* Border Crossings
The Classroom Astronomer Newsletter-Inbox Magazine #28 June 12, 2022 Issue Highlights.

The Galactic Times #25, June 1, 2022

Cover Photo — No Storm, Just a Shower
Welcome to Issue 25
This Just In —
* The Meteor Drizzle, But That’s Okay!
* And the Weather on Betelgeuse Was Cooler with Clouds….
* The Silver Link to the Early Solar System’s Late Bombardment
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Moon Glides Past Evening First Magnitude Stars
* Observing—Plan-et —
– Venus, Uranus, Sun, Saturn
* For The Future
– The Grand Line-Up in the Dawn!
* Border Crossings
Astronomy in Everyday Life –
Random Observations

Cover Photo —The Eclipse via Ipad
Welcome to Issue 24
This Just In —
* Good Water, Maybe. Good Soil, No* Final Link in the Nova Story
* An Angry Sun?
* A Clouded, Dark Eclipse (Cover Story)
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Evenings: Nothing to See; Mornings: A Giant Meet and Greet!
* Observing—Plan-et —
– Mars Points Closely to Two Giant Worlds
– Possible Meteor Outburst on the 30th?
* Border Crossings
Astronomy in Everyday Life – A Book of Lessons from Astronomical Mothers
The Classroom Astronomer Newsletter-Inbox Magazine #25 May 11, 2022 Issue Highlights.

Cover Photo — Total Eclipse in View
Welcome to Issue 23
This Just In —
* A Roundup of Mars Discoveries
* DNA in Meteorites + Water on Europa = 2010?
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Moon Goes from Dark, past Mercury, into Dark Shadow
* Observing—Plan-et —
– An Exclamation Point in the Morning, with Jupiter on Both Ends
– Meteors and (Almost two) Comets
* Border Crossings
* The May 15-16th Total Lunar Eclipse (Cover Story)
Astronomy in Everyday Life – Lunar Eclipses are in the Shadows of Solar Eclipses
The Classroom Astronomer Newsletter-Inbox Magazine #24 April 21-26, 2022 Issue Highlights.

Cover Photo — A New Way to Make a Jupiter
Welcome to Issue 22
This Just In —
Um, That Really Wasn’t an Alien Invader After All…
Neptune’s Summer Hot Spot
Recipe for Making a Jupiter…First, You Stir the Pot….
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – The Moon Says Hi to the Morning Planets One by One
* Observing—Plan-et —
Mercury Meets the Dark (and the Seven Sisters) in the Evening
Venus Cozies Up with TWO Gas Giant Worlds
Lyrids a Moderate Show

* Border Crossings

Cover Photo — Rings of Death
Welcome to Issue 21
This Just In —
* Death Throes of a Red Star (Cover Story)
* Space Missions and Astronomy Research Facilities Contribute Heavily to Climate Change??
* Pluto’s Not Quite Dead Inside Yet
* Hello, Earendel! Farthest Star Ever?…

Astronomy in Everyday Life – It’s my 37th Year Orbiting the Sun….What Do They Call That on Mars?
The Classroom Astronomer Inbox Magazine Issue 23 Highlights and a Birthday Sale!!!!!

Cover Photo — Webb’s Number 2 Photo
Welcome to Issue 20
This Just In —
* Sending Energy From Solar Surface to Corona
* Webb’s Number 2 Photo, and Photo OF Webb…
* Martian Road Report
* The Milky Way is Blowing Bubbles!
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – A Lunar and Planetary Festival in the Dawn
* Observing—Plan-et — Venus, Saturn, Mars Gather for a Show, Mercury Says Hi to Jupiter as They Trade Places.

* For the Future — A Pair of Pairs in April
* Border Crossings — A Whale of a Correction; Ramming the Truth

Astronomy in Everyday Life – Does the Webb Cause an Increase in Astronomy Interest?

Cover Photo — A Dinosaur’s Bad Spring Day
Welcome to Issue 19, and Our Request for Information
This Just In —
* Will You Love Me in the Spring? Or Kill Me?
* Getting the License Plate of That Colliding Galaxy
Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Moon Passes OVER Uranus, Ceres, and a Bright Star
* Observing—Plan-et — Venus, Saturn, Mars Begin to Gather for a Show, Mercury Says Hi, Bye.
For the Future — Saturn Sneaks Up on Venus and Mars
* Border Crossings — The Sun Nibbles on the Whale’s Tail
Astronomy in Everyday Life – Space — In the Dog House
A Message To International Astronomy Teachers and Researchers
The Classroom Astronomer Inbox Magazine Issue 20 Highlights

Cover Photo — Dayglow Saturn!
This Just In — Stories in the Current Night Sky1. Full Moon Gazing….
2. Webb’s (Not So Pretty) First Photo, But How to Find That Star
3. Alpha Centauri – Once More
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What the (Infrared) Eye Can See of Venus
Dayglow Saturn
Wet Mars, Longer Time for Life?
Where was the Water Fountain? It was Already Here!

Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Jupiter Says Farewell….
* Observing—Plan-et — ….and the Evening will be Bereft of Planets until April…and June
* For the Future — Mercury Points the Way Out to Saturn in March…and the Zodiac gets Weird Next Month
* Border Crossings — Something Fishy….

This Just In — Stories in the Current Night Sky
1. Sailing, Sailing (Flying to Alpha Centauri- Cover Story)
2. Pleiades Lost and Found
The Weakest Atmospheres
Go Trojans!
Yes, Dying Stars Do Cause Stars to Be Born
The Layers in the Atmosphere of a Hot Exoplanet

Sky Planning Calendar —
* Moon-Gazing – Moon by Jupiter, and That’s About It
* Observing—Plan-et — Mercury Makes a Southern Hemisphere Splash; Mars Wimps Out by Venus.
* Border Crossings — Valentine’s Day is Coming, Be a Goat, er, GOAT….
The Classroom Astronomer Inbox Magazine Issue 18 Highlights