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Sunlight passing through the Earth's atmosphere will make the moon appear "blood red."
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Turn around, Bright Eyes, and look to the west, before sunrise on March 3.
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The Cincinnati Observatory's astronomer says it's difficult to predict who will get a light show, and who won't.
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The Cincinnati Observatory is bringing together meteorite collectors to talk about their prizes and how anyone can find space rocks on Earth.
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Planets separating, meteor showers, and a dim comet.
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An asteroid will take up an orbit around the Earth this weekend, but a comet may put on a better sky show in October.
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The new astronomer at the Cincinnati Observatory has been director of the Thomas More University Observatory.
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That path of totality encompasses the ancestral homelands of several Native American nations, including the Myaamia, or Miami, and the three Shawnee nations. That has Myaamia researchers thinking about language, and historians recalling a story about a famous pair of Shawnee brothers.
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The first recognized weather predictions in the United States were crafted at the Cincinnati Observatory.
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Adams, a lover of the seas and skies, spoke at the cornerstone laying of the Cincinnati Observatory 180 years ago.