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March welcomed with Venus and total lunar eclipse

By Dan Hicks Ridiculously hyped as a “spectacular configuration” of all other seven planets in our solar system, but noteworthy nonetheless, is Cranbrook’s early evening…

Starry Cranbrook communications

Evening Star Venus as a radiant telltale crescent By Dan Hicks Ending its reign as our Evening Star, Venus is moving in front of the…

Hoaxing the public with sky-high planetary hype

Our public broadcaster should switch its need for inanity from the night sky to unicorns. By Dan Hicks Lead image: Sky chart for Cranbrook on…

No planetary spectacle in tonight’s sky

By Dan Hicks Contrary to CBC Radio reporting – there will be no “planetary spectacle” in tonight’s sky (nor in any ensuing nights). I have excerpted the following basic planetary…

Astronomy comes to the homebound

Venus visits the Pleiades, and the Winter Dog Star sets as the Spring Lion strides high By Dan Hicks Op-Ed Commentary e-KNOW

Eager Hill and The Three Worlds of the Morning Star

By Dan Hicks As November rolled into December, Mercury was our Morning Star – an apparition in our southeastern sky – rising two hours before…

Horoscope for the week beginning October 12

By Michael O’Connor Tip of the Week Venus retrograde continues to be getting all the press. Part of the reason is that as the ruling…

Subaru’s Night of the Falling Stars

By Dan Hicks Despite our fiery summer’s ambient smoke, Subaru’s Night of the Falling Stars, the Kootenays’ first ever Perseid Meteor gathering, was held Sunday,…