Kids' Amateur Astronomy

Don't wait until dark to see Jupiter and Venus or you will miss the show. Read this article to find out all about it. Learn when and where to look. But hurry, the show closes after the first week of September!

Have you ever seen a falling star? Not really! Join me as we learn about meteors and meteor showers. Let's find out what meteors are where they come from.

Wouldn't it be nice if there was a handy little star map that would not only show you what the constellations look like, but also tell you when and where to look for them? Well, there is such a device. It's called a planisphere or a star finder wheel! Join me ...

Can you imagine deliberately sending a spacecraft out to crash into a comet? Well, NASA is about to do just that. Join me and I'll tell you about this historic meeting in space.

Is it a moonbow or a halo? Read on to learn the difference between these very interesting wonders of the moon.

Venus is visible in the early evening. Join me as we find and learn about this planet that rotates in a different direction from all the other planets in our solar system.

Mae Jemison wanted to be a scientist. She became that and much more. Join me as we look at the
story this incredible woman.

Neptune was discovered without the use of a telescope. Read on to find out who did it and how they did it!

Mae Jemison wanted to be a scientist. She became that and much more. Join me as we look at the
story of this incredible woman.

I took this course, I read the books. I highly recommend Mary Alward's course - Bullying: What is it and How to Cope. Read my review here.