Blog - Tsula’s Big Adventures
Welcome to the Tsula’s Big Adventures in Astronomy blog! Here, I share insights, tips, and stories from my journey in astronomy. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced stargazer, you’ll find helpful content here.
REFLECT ORBITAL COMPANY POSES A GRAVE THREAT TO AMATEUR ASTRONOMY
As long as Earth has spun on its axis in orbit around the sun, the planet has known night. Each
Luminous Red Nova Found in Andromeda
A rare luminous red nova erupted in our neighboring galaxy, Andromeda, in October 2025.The Andromeda Galaxy, or M31, is about
WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN THE SKY: JANUARY
Jupiter reaches opposition on January 10, 2026, the best time to view Jupiter and any planet. Find Bright Jupiter in
WHAT’S IN THE SKY: DECEMBER
M45: Commonly called the Pleiades or Seven Sisters, M45 is known as an open star cluster. It contains over a
Fly Me to the Moon by Eric Lane
One night years back, I found my skies in Grand Rapids, Michigan absolutely transparent. This is very unusual for this
