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January 2005 –
January 2005 – “January 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
January 2005 – “January 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
January 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ January 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
January 01 – “Comet Machholz (C/2004 Q2) is approaching Earth – skymap”
January 02 – 01:00 UT – Earth at Perihelion – closest to the Sun
January 03 – “The Quadrantids Meteor Shower – skymap” visible – Mid-Northern Latitudes time – Maximum – 04:00 UT (GMT)
January 03 – 17:46 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
January 07 – “Tonight, Comet Machholz is gliding by the Pleiades – skymap”
January 10 – 12:03 UT – New Moon
January 11 – “Asteroid 1998/DV9 Near-Earth Flyby at 30 LD – Mag. 15”
January 12 – “Sky surveys reveal cosmic ripples”
January 13 – “Saturn closet approach to Earth all year – skymap”
January 14 – “Europe reaches new frontier – Huygens lands on Titan”
January 14 – “Facts about Titan”
January 14 – “First images from Titan – ESA gallery updated as they arrive”
January 16 – “The Discovery of Comet Machholz (Comet 2004 Q2)”
January 17 – 06:57 UT – First Lunar Quarter
January 17 – “Green Comet Machholz – Friend, Not Foe”
January 18 – “Aurora Australis to put on spectacular light show”
January 18 – “Sunspot 720 is now as wide as Jupiter – safe solar observing tips”
January 19 – “Aurora Alert: A coronal mass ejection (CME) is heading for Earth”
January 23 – “January 2005 Aurora Gallery”
January 25 – 10:32 UT – Full Moon –
January 25 – “Today there are 669 known Potentially Hazardous Asteroids”
January 26 – “The great eight are a bright sight in winter sky this week”
January 26 – “‘Shooting Stars’ On Mars: Messages From A Meteorite”
January 31 – “Dark Moon days: Easy to see Comet Machholz again – skymap”
January 2005 – “January 2005 Worldwide Aurora Gallery”
February 2005 –
February 2005 – “February 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
February 2005 – “February 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
February 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ February 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
February 01 – “Giant planets light February sky”
February 02 – 07:27 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
February 03 – “Radar Observations Refine Future Motion of Asteroid 2004 MN4”
February 04 – “2005 Will Be Good for Stargazers”
February 05 – “February night sky: Discovering spiral galaxies”
February 08 – 22:28 UT – New Moon
February 14 – “Asteroid 2004/EW Near-Earth Flyby at 23 LD – Mag. 16”
February 16 – 00:16 UT – First Lunar Quarter
February 16 – “These ‘forgotten’ constellations are worth remembering”
February 24 – 04:54 UT – Full Moon
February 25 – “Man in the moon ready to do the dance with Jupiter”
February 26 – “Newest Saturn moons given names”
February 27 – “Asteroid 2004/RF84 Near-Earth Flyby at 23 LD – Mag. 14”
February 27 – “What’s Up This Week – Feb 27 – Mar 6, 2005”
February 28 – “Meteor shower seen in South West (England)”
March 2005 –
March 2005 – “March 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
March 2005 – “March 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
March 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ March 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
March 01 – “Comet P/2004 A1 (LONEOS) – Closest Approach To Earth”
March 02 – “Comet 141P/Machholz 2 Perihelion”
March 03 – “Comet C/2004 RG113 (LINEAR) – Perihelion (1.942 AU)”
March 03 – 17:36 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
March 06 – “Comet C/2005 E3 (SOHO) Perihelion (0.005 AU)”
March 07 – “Comet C/2004 S1 (Van Ness) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.010 AU)”
March 08 – “Comet C/2004 RG113 (LINEAR) – Perihelion”
March 10 – 09:10 UT – New Moon
March 10 – “Comet C/2005 E4 (SOHO) Perihelion (0.049 AU)”
March 10/11 – “Leonids-Ursids Meteor Shower”
March 16 – “Southern Hemisphere Skywatch – March Skies”
March 17 – 19:19 UT – “First Lunar Quarter”
March 18 – “Asteroid 2005/FN Near-Earth Flyby at 0.4 LD – Mag. 14”
March 18/19 – “Eta Virginids Meteor Shower”
March 18/19 – “Delta Mensids Meteor Shower”
March 19 – “Asteroid 2005/FA Near-Earth Flyby at 2.3 LD – Mag. 17”
March 19 – “Asteroid 2005/ER70 Near-Earth Flyby at 9.2 LD – Mag. 19”
March 20 – 12:33 UT – Alban Eilir – Vernal (Spring) Equinox
March 20/21 – “Theta Virginids Meteor Shower”
March 21 – “Comet 141P/Machholz 2 – Closest Approach To Earth (1.467 AU)”
March 25 – 20:58 UT – Full Moon
March 26 – “Comet C/2004 L1 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.143 AU)”
March 27 – “Daylight Saving – Set Clock Ahead 1 Hour” (Europe)
March 27 – “Asteroid 8103 Fermi Closest Approach To Earth (1.094 AU)”
March 27 – “Asteroid 25924 Douglasadams Closest Approach To Earth (1.295 AU)”
March 29/31 – “Eta Draconids Meteor Shower Peak”
March 30 – “Comet C/2004 L1 (LINEAR) – Perihelion (2.047 AU)”
March 31 – “Asteroid 4763 Ride Closest Approach To Earth (1.398 AU)”
March 2005 – “March 2005 Worldwide Aurora Gallery”
April 2005 –
April 2005 – “April 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
April 2005 – “April 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
April 2005 – “Astronomy Today Sky Guide – April 2005”
April 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ April 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
April 01 – “Comet 105P/Singer Brewster – Closest Approach To Earth (1.410 AU)”
April 01 – “Comet 32P/Comas Sola – Perihelion (1.833 AU)”
April 02 – 00:50 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
April 03 – “Comet C/2003 T4 (LINEAR) – Perihelion (0.850 AU)”
April 04 – “Hunt For April’s Dogs”
April 05 – “Asteroid 2005/EU2 Near-Earth Flyby at 6.2 LD – Mag. 18”
April 06 – “Asteroid 2005/EE169 Near-Earth Flyby at 5.9 LD – Mag. 18”
April 08 – 20:32 UT – New Moon
April 08 – “Hybrid Solar Eclipse” visible – New Zealand, Pacific Ocean, Panama, Columbia, Venezuela, USA
April 08 – “Today’s Solar Eclipse: When should you look? Timetable for US Cities”
April 08 – “Today’s Hybrid Solar Eclipse: Animation of global shadow”
April 08 – “Today’s Hybrid Solar Eclipse Animation – North America”
April 08 – “Today’s Hybrid Solar Eclipse Animation – Central America”
April 08 – “Today’s Hybrid Solar Eclipse Animation – New Zealand”
April 10 – “Comet C/2005 A1 (LINEAR) – Perihelion (0.907 AU)”
April 16 – “Full Hybrid Solar Eclipse Gallery for April 8, 2005”
April 16 – 14:37 UT – First Lunar Quarter
April 20 – “Comet C/2003 O1 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (6.812 AU)”
April 21 – “Lyrids Meteor Shower – skymap”
April 22 – “Lyrids Meteor Shower Peak”
April 22 – “Comet P/2004 DO29 – Closest Approach To Earth (3.277 AU)”
April 23 – “Comet C/2003 T4 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.082 AU)”
April 24 – 10:06 UT – Full Moon
April 24 – “Penumbral Lunar Eclipse” visible – Australia, Indonesia, S.E Asia, Western Hemisphere
April 28 – “Jupiter and Arcturus grace our May nights”
April 30 – “April 2005 Worldwide Aurora Gallery”
May 2005 –
May 2005 – “May 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
May 2005 – “May 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
May 2005 – “Astronomy Today Sky Guide – May 2005”
May 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ May 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
May 2005 – “May 2005: Aurora Gallery”
May 01 – 06:24 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
May 02 – “Comet P/1998 X1 (ODAS) – Perihelion (1.981 AU)”
May 04 – “Comet 9P/Tempel 1 – Closest Approach To Earth (0.712 AU)”
May 05 – “Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower from Halley’s Comet – Skymap”
May 05 – “Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower Peak”
May 08 – 08:45 UT – New Moon
May 11 – “Asteroid 2005/JT1 Near-Earth Flyby at 6.9 LD – Mag. 19”
May 15 – “Comet 91P/Russell 3 – Closest Approach To Earth (1.610 AU)”
May 16 – 08:56 UT – First Lunar Quarter
May 21 – “Sky Watch: Snaking across the sky”
May 23 – 20:18 UT – Full Moon
May 23 – “Comet C/2004 K1 (Catalina) – Closest Approach To Earth (2.556 AU)”
May 23 – “Asteroid 2005/ED318 Near-Earth Flyby at 6.3 LD – Mag. 14”
May 24 – “Comet 119P/Parker-Hartley – Perihelion (3.044 AU)”
May 25 – “Comet 117P/Helin-Roman-Alu 1 – Closest Approach To Earth (2.196 AU)”
May 25 – “Hydra appears in the low southern sky”
May 26 – “Dark Spots on the Moon Show a Turbulent Solar System”
May 30 – 11:47 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
May 30 – “ESA Rosetta News – Preparing for impact”
May 31 – “May 2005 Worldwide Aurora Gallery”
June 2005 –
June 2005 – “June 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
June 2005 – “June 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
June 2005 – “Astronomy Today Sky Guide – June 2005”
June 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ June 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
June 03 – “Asteroid 2005/LM3 Near-Earth Flyby at 4.0 LD – Mag. 18”
June 04 – “Asteroid 2005/LU3 Near-Earth Flyby at 4.9 LD – Mag. 20”
June 04 – “Comet 129P/Shoemaker-Levy 3 – Perihelion (2.807 AU)”
June 06 – 21:55 UT – New Moon
June 07 – “Daylight Meteors: The Arietids”
June 07 – “Beware the Mars Hoax: Earth & Mars converging for a close encounter”
June 08 – “Comet P/2001 YX127 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (3.359 AU)”
June 11 – “Spotting ‘faint fuzzies'”
June 15 – 01:22 UT – First Lunar Quarter
June 15 – “Lesser-known constellations shine”
June 17 – “Comet C/2004 X3 (LINEAR) – Perihelion (4.402 AU)”
June 18 – “Myths from the Skies”
June 19 – “Asteroid 2005/LD Near-Earth Flyby at 7.1 LD – Mag. 17”
June 19 – “Comet 72P/Denning-Fujikawa Perihelion (0.797 AU)”
June 20 – “Comet 37/Forbes – Closest Approach To Earth (0.674 AU)”
June 20 – “Comet 161P/2004 V2 (Hartley-IRAS) – Perihelion (1.275 AU)”
June 21 – 06:46 UT – Alban Hefyn –
June 22 – 04:14 UT – Full Moon
June 22 – “Mercury, Venus and Saturn – spectacular conjunction this weekend”
June 24 – “Comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner – Closest Approach To Earth (1.425 AU)”
June 24 – “Why does the moon look so big now?”
June 25 – “Planetary Alignment Skymap – looking west at sunset today”
June 25 – “Comet 82P/Gehrels 3 Closest Approach To Earth (3.603 AU)”
June 26 – “Planetary Alignment Skymap – looking west at sunset today”
June 26 – “Comet 91P/Russell 3 – Perihelion (2.602 AU)”
June 27 – “Rare line-up in night sky”
June 27 – “Planets align in cosmic show”
June 27 – “Planetary Alignment Skymap – looking west at sunset today”
June 28 – 18:23 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
June 28 – “On the July 4th, a NASA spacecraft will blast a hole in Comet Tempel 1”
June 29 – “The Coming Age of Planets”
June 29 – “Earth is racing toward Mars at a speed of 23,500 mph – skymap”
July 2005 –
July 2005 – “July 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
July 2005 – “July 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
July 2005 – “Astronomy Today Sky Guide – July 2005”
July 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ July 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
July 02 – “Deep Impact: Observer’s Guide”
July 02 – “Deep Impact – Skymap”
July 02 – “Comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner – Perihelion (1.038 AU)”
July 03 – “First Rosetta OSIRIS image of Comet 9P/Tempel 1”
July 03 – “NASA’s Deep Impact Mission homepage”
July 03 – “ESA News – Timeline for Deep Impact events”
July 03 – “European Southern Observatory: Deep Impact at ESO”
July 04 – “Watching Comet Tempel 1 — and Deep Impact”
July 04 – “Deep Impact Live Webcast from Kitt Peak National Observatory”
July 05 – 05:00 UT – farthest from the Sun
July 05 – “Comet 9P/Tempel 1 – Perihelion (1.506 AU)”
July 05 – “NASA’s Deep Impact image gallery”
July 05 – “Comet C/2004 K1 (Catalina) – Perihelion (3.399 AU)”
July 06 – 12:02 UT – New Moon
July 06 – “Capturing the Flash: The Deep Impact/Tempel 1 impact movie”
July 07 – “On 7 Jul 2005 there were 706 known Potentially Hazardous Asteroids”
July 09 – “Weekend Planets: Looking West at Sunset today – skymap”
July 11 – “Morning Mars: Looking East before Sunrise in Mid-July – skymap”
July 11 – “Comet 161P/Hartley-IRAS – Closest Approach To Earth (1.477 AU)”
July 12 – “Comet P/2004 F3 (NEAT) – Closest Approach To Earth (2.050 AU)”
July 13 – “Comet P/2000 G1 (LINEAR) Perihelion (0.998 AU)”
July 13 – “Jupiter and the Moon: Looking West at Sunset today – skymap”
July 13 – “Comet P/2003 L1 (Scotti) – Closest Approach To Earth (4.895 AU)”
July 14 – 15:20 UT – First Lunar Quarter
July 19 – “Comet 138P/Shoemaker-Levy 7 – Perihelion (1.707 AU)”
July 21 – 11:00 UT – Full Moon
July 22 – “Asteroid 2000/AG6 Near-Earth Flyby at 8.7 LD – Mag. 20”
July 22 – “The 2005 Perseid Meteor Shower – skymap for August 12, 2005”
July 28 – 03:19 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
July 29 – “Distant object found orbiting Sun”
July 29 – “South Delta-Aquarids Meteor Shower Peak”
July 31 – “July 2005 Worldwide Aurora Gallery”
August 2005 –
August 2005 – “August 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
August 2005 – “August 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
August 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ August 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
August 2005 – “Here Come the Perseids – with a crescent moon”
August 01 – “Dog star on ascent in the sky of August”
August 01 – “Alpha Capricornids Meteor Shower Peak”
August 01 – “Comet 37P/Forbes – Perihelion (1.572 AU)”
August 05 – 03:05 UT – New Moon
August 05 – “Meteor shower to light up summer sky August 12”
August 7-12 “IAU Symposium #229, Brazil – Asteroids, Comets, Meteors”
August 08 – “Comet C/2004 L2 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (3.313 AU)”
August 08 – “Asteroid 1992 UY4 Near-Earth Flyby at 16 LD – Mag. 12”
August 12 – “The 2005 Perseid Meteor Shower – skymap for August 12 before dawn”
August 12 – “Perseids Meteor Shower Peak”
August 13 – 02:38 UT – First Lunar Quarter
August 13 – “Comet C/2005 E2 (McNaught) – Closest Approach To Earth (2.911 AU)”
August 16 – “2005 Perseid Meteor Images & Video Gallery”
August 19 – 17:53 UT – Full Moon
August 25 – “Northern Iota Aquarids Meteor Shower Peak”
August 25 – “Sunset Planets: Looking West at Sunset today – skymap”
August 25 – “August 2005 Worldwide Aurora Gallery”
August 26 – 15:18 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
September 2005 –
September 2005 – “September 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
September 2005 – “September 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
September 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ September 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
September 2005 – “September 1, 2005 Worldwide Aurora Gallery”
September 01 – “Asteroid 5554 Keesey (1985 TW1) Near-Earth Flyby – 0.915 AU”
September 01 – “Star Watch: Mars at its brightest”
September 01/04 – “3rd Annual Iowa Star Party, near Coon Rapids, Iowa”
September 01/04 – “18th Annual Oregon Star Party, Ochoco National Forest, Oregon”
September 01/05 – “Ark-La-Tex Star Party, near Nashville, Arkansas”
September 01/05 – “ICStars Star Party, near Warrensburg, Missouri”
September 02 – “Comet P/2004 VR8 (LONEOS) – Perihelion (2.376 AU)”
September 02/04 – “5th Annual RASCALS Star Party, Malahat, Canada”
September 02/04 – “Black Forest Star Party, Cherry Springs State Park, Pennsylvania”
September 02/05 – “Nova East 2005 Star Party, near Brooklyn, Nova Scotia, Canada”
September 02/05 – “Fall Star Quest 2005, near Merritt, British Columbia, Canada”
September 03 – 18:45 UT – New Moon
September 03 – “Sunset Planets: Looking West at Sunset today – skymap”
September 03 – “Comet P/1998 W1 (Spahr) – Perihelion (1.730 AU)”
September 06 – “Scientists baffled by changes in Saturn’s rings”
September 06 – “Sunset Planets: Looking West at Sunset today – skymap”
September 07 – “Moon Occults Venus – visibility map”
September 09 – “Comet C/2005 O2 (Christensen) – Perihelion (3.334 AU)”
September 09/11 – “Northern Prairie Starfest, Black Nugget Lake, Canada”
September 09/11 – “Algonguin Adventure Star Party, Algonquin Park, Canada”
September 09/11 – “21th Annual Idaho Star Party, Bruneau Dunes State Park, Idaho”
September 10 – “Asteroid 5836 (1993 MF) Near-Vesta Flyby – 0.027 AU”
September 11 – 11:37 UT – First Lunar Quarter
September 11 – “September 11, 2005 Worldwide Aurora Gallery”
September 11 – “On this day there are 721 known Potentially Hazardous Asteroids”
September 11 – “Comet 105P/Singer Brewster – Perihelion (2.041 AU)”
September 11 – “Asteroid 5143 Heracles – Closest Approach To Earth (2.216 AU)”
September 12 – “Watch the sun vanish in Egypt … “
September 13 – “Asteroid 9349 Lucas Closest Approach To Earth (0.890 AU)”
September 13 – “Comets are fluffy balls of powder”
September 14 – “Comet Helin-Roman-Alu 2 – Closest Approach To Earth (1.384 AU)”
September 15 – “Asteroid 4116 Elachi Closest Approach To Earth (1.012 AU)”
September 15 – “Solar minimum is looking strangely like Solar Max”
September 15 – “Comet P/2004 V3 – Closest Approach To Earth (3.320 AU)”
September 16 – “Asteroid 1282 Utopia Closest Approach To Earth (1.862 AU)”
September 16 – “Birthplace of famous Mars meteorite pinpointed”
September 17 – “Comet P/2002 EX12 (NEAT) – Perihelion (0.605 AU)
September 17 – “Asteroid 6373 Stern Closest Approach To Earth (1.883 AU)”
September 18 – 02:01 UT – Full Moon
September 18 – “Comet P/2005 N2 – Closest Approach To Earth (0.624 AU)”
September 18 – “Asteroid 471 Papagena – At Opposition (9.9 Magnitude)”
September 20 – “Asteroid 1999 RQ36 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.033 AU)”
September 21 – “Mars & Moon: Looking East at 10:00pm today – skymap”
September 22 – 22:23 UT – Alban Elfed – Autumn Equinox
September 23 – “Comet C/2005 N5 (Catalina) – Closest Approach To Earth (0.909 AU)”
September 23 – “Asteroid 2003 UV11 Near-Mercury Flyby (0.032 AU)”
September 23 – “Asteroid 2865 Laurel Closest Approach To Earth (1.632 AU)”
September 24 – “ScopeOut 2005, Telescope Fair, Cincinnati, Ohio”
September 25 – 06:41 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
September 25 – “Asteroid 9342 Carygrant Closest Approach To Earth (0.894 AU)”
September 25 – “Look for — and appreciate — Pegasus in the eastern sky”
September 27/October 02 – “Astroblast 2005 Star Party, near Franklin, Pennsylvania”
September 28 – “Asteroid 1620 Geographos – Closest Approach To Earth (0.739 AU)”
September 28/October 02 – “Delmarva No Frills Star Party, Queen Anne, Maryland”
September 29/October 02 – “Prairie Skies Star Party, near Kankakee, Illinois”
September 29/October 02 – “3rd Annual Lowell Star Party, Flagstaff, Arizona”
September 29/October 02 – “11th Annual Autumn Equinox Sky Camp, Weybourne, UK”
September 29/October 02 – “Mirasteilas Starparty, Falera, Graubunden, Switzerland”
September 29/October 02 – “City of Rocks Star Party, CoR State Park, New Mexico”
September 30/October 01 – “Cathedral Gorge Star Party, CG State Park, Nevada”
September 30 – “Annular eclipse to shade parts of Europe, Africa, Asia, Mideast”
October 2005 –
October 2005 – “October 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
October 2005 – “October 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
October 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ October 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
October 01 – “Annular Solar Eclipse of 2005 October 03”
October 01 – “In the October sky, plenty to see: a queen, a sea monster, a galaxy”
October 02 – “Asteroid 2005 SK26 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.011 AU)”
October 02 – “Asteroid 1886 Lowell Closest Approach To Earth (1.507 AU)”
October 03 – 10:28 UT – New Moon
October 03 – “Annular Solar Eclipse” visible – Europe, Africa, Middle East, Western Asia, India
October 03 – “Comet C/2005 O2 (Christensen) Closest Approach To Earth (2.537 AU)”
October 04/08 – “12th Annual Enchanted Skies Star Party, Socorro, New Mexico”
October 05 – “Comet 101P/Chernykh – Closest Approach To Earth (1.464 AU)”
October 05 – “Asteroid 1877 Marsden Closest Approach To Earth (2.658 AU)”
October 06 – “Comet C/2005 S3 (Read) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.956 AU)”
October 06 – “Asteroid 2005 SJ26 Near-Earth Flyby (0.051 AU)”
October 07 – “Comet P/2005 R1 (NEAT) Perihelion (2.048 AU)”
October 07/09 – “Tennessee Star Party, Crossville, Tennessee”
October 07/10 – “14th Annual Convention of the Antique Telescope Society”
October 08 – “Asteroid 69230 Hermes Closest Approach To Earth (0.818 AU)”
October 09 – “Draconids Meteor Shower Peak”
October 09 – “Asteroid 7672 Hawking Closest Approach To Earth (1.118 AU)”
October 09 – “Asteroid 1940 Whipple Closest Approach To Earth (1.984 AU)”
October 10 – 19:01 UT – First Lunar Quarter
October 10 – “Asteroid 2003 UX34 Near-Venus Flyby (0.023 AU)”
October 10 – “Asteroid 5102 Benfranklin Closest Approach To Earth (1.270 AU)”
October 11 – “Asteroid 2005 TM – Near-Earth Flyby (0.088 AU)”
October 12 – “Asteroid 51829 Williemccool Closest Approach To Earth (1.416 AU)”
October 13 – “Comet P/2005 R1 (NEAT) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.101 AU)”
October 13 – “Asteroid 2200 Pasadena Closest Approach To Earth (1.766 AU)”
October 15 – “Comet P/2005 R2 (Van Ness) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.766 AU)”
October 15 – “Asteroid 2005 SL – Near-Earth Flyby (0.087 AU)”
October 15 – “Asteroid 4337 Arecibo Closest Approach To Earth (2.556 AU)”
October 16 – “Asteroid 7853 Confucius Closest Approach To Earth (2.579 AU)”
October 16 – “Mars Close Approach – skymap looking east at 10:00pm tonight”
October 17 – 12:14 UT – Full Moon
October 17 – “Partial Lunar Eclipse” visible – North America, Central America, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia Penumbral Eclipse – begins 09:51 UT – ends 14:15 UT
October 17 – “Partial Lunar Eclipse – path map”
October 17 – “The Lunar Eclipse”
October 17 – “Asteroid 7359 Messier Closest Approach To Earth (1.563 AU)”
October 17 – “Mars Close Approach – skymap looking east at 10:00pm tonight”
October 18 – “Comet C/2005 K2 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.364 AU)”
October 18 – “Mars Close Approach – skymap looking east at 10:00pm tonight”
October 19 – “Asteroid 2005 ST4 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.076 AU)”
October 19 – “Asteroid 6377 Cagney Closest Approach To Earth (2.014 AU)”
October 20 – “Asteroid 2041 Lancelot Closest Approach To Earth (1.555 AU)”
October 21 – “Orionids Meteor Shower Peak”
October 21 – “Orionids Meteor Shower Observing Tips from both hemispheres”
October 21 – “Asteroid 2004 VG64 Near-Earth Flyby (0.044 AU)”
October 21 – “Asteroid 9963 Sandage Closest Approach To Earth (0.941 AU)”
October 21 – “Asteroid 3623 Chaplin Closest Approach To Earth (1.655 AU)”
October 21 – “Asteroid 12104 Chesley Closest Approach To Earth (2.063 AU)”
October 22 – “Ohio State University Newark Earthworks Day – Octagon Moonrise”
October 22 – “Asteroid 8734 Warner Closest Approach To Earth (1.725 AU)”
October 22 – “Planets spins out of orbit – new book review”
October 23 – “Asteroid 243 Ida – Closest Approach To Earth (1.767 AU)”
October 24 – “Mars Close Approach – skymap looking east at 21:00 late October”
October 24 – “Asteroid 9000 HAL Closest Approach To Earth (1.163 AU)”
October 25 – 01:17 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
October 25 – “Asteroid 6524 Baalke Closest Approach to Earth (1.275 AU)”
October 26 – “Asteroid 2005 SD71 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.085 AU)”
October 26 – “Asteroid 2099 Opik Closest Approach To Earth (0.499 AU)”
October 26/30 – “23rd Annual Deep South Regional StarGaze, Clinton, Louisiana”
October 27 – “Comet C/2004 B1 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.985 AU)”
October 27 – “Asteroid 67 Asia Closest Approach To Earth (1.362 AU)”
October 28 – “Comet 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann – Closest Approach To Earth”
October 28 – “Comet P/2005 K3 (McNaught) – Closest Approach To Earth (0.905 AU)”
October 28 – “Comet C/2005 S3 (Read) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.880 AU)”
October 28 – “Stargazing Event, Livingston, New Jersey”
October 28 – “Venus, Mars will glow brightly on Halloween”
October 28 – “Red Planet set for close approach”
October 28/November 05 – “1st International Friends of the Sky Star Party, Arizona”
October 29 – “Mars – Closest Approach To Earth (0.46 AU)”
October 30 – “Daylight Saving – Set Clock Back 1 Hour” (Europe, North America)
October 30 – “Asteroid 3252 Johnny Closest Approach To Earth (1.663 AU)”
October 30 – “Asteroid 4255 Spacewatch Closest Approach To Earth (3.422 AU)”
November 2005 –
November 2005 – “November 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
November 2005 – “November 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
November 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ November 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
November 01 – “Asteroid 9134 Encke Closest Approach To Earth (1.887 AU)”
November 01/08 – “Mid Atlantic Star Party 2005, near Robbins, North Carolina”
November 02 – 01:24 UT – New Moon
November 02 – “Comet C/2005 P3 (SWAN) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.166 AU)”
November 02 – “Comet P/2005 N2 (Hergenrother) – Perihelion (1.426 AU)”
November 02 – “Comet C/2005 S3 (Read) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.889 AU)”
November 02 – “Asteroid 1999 VF22 Near-Earth Flyby (0.073 AU)”
November 02 – “Asteroid 2005 UZ5 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.097 AU)”
November 02/06 – “Peach State Star Gaze (PSSG 2005), Tennessee”
November 03 – “Taurids Meteor Shower Peak”
November 03 – “Comet P/2005 U1 (Read) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.394 AU)”
November 03 – “Comet P/2005 T5 (Broughton) – Perihelion (3.247 AU)”
November 03 – “Asteroid 2005 UF7 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.036 AU)”
November 03 – “Asteroid 2000 UK11 Near-Earth Flyby (0.033 AU)”
November 03 – “Daring encounter with asteroid”
November 03 – “2005 Taurid Meteor Shower – Fireball Sightings”
November 04 – “Asteroid 2005 RA3 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.094 AU)”
November 04 – “Asteroid 11911 Angel Closest Approach To Earth (1.840 AU)”
November 04 – “Explore Venus Tonight”
November 04/07 – “VicSouth Desert Spring Star Party, near Nhill, Australia”
November 05 – “Asteroid 327 Columbia Closest Approach To Earth (1.820 AU)”
November 05 – “9th Annual North Texas Skywatch Star Party, Texas”
November 05 – “A preview of winter sky”
November 06 – “Asteroid 1862 Apollo – Near-Earth Flyby (0.075 AU)”
November 06 – “Asteroid 1221 Amor Closest Approach To Earth (1.649 AU)”
November 07 – “Mars – at Opposition”
November 07 – “Asteroid 951 Gaspra – Closest Approach To Earth (0.863 AU)”
November 07 – “Asteroid 55 Pandora Closest Approach To Earth (1.425 AU)”
November 07 – “Asteroid 9951 Tyrannosaurus Closest Approach To Earth (1.586 AU)”
November 08 – “Asteroid 2005 UV64 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.027 AU)”
November 08 – “Asteroid 2005 JE46 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.036 AU)”
November 08 – “Asteroid 9250 Chamberlin Closest Approach To Earth (2.786 AU)”
November 08/09 – “Symposium: African Astronomical History, South Africa”
November 09 – 01:57 UT – First Lunar Quarter
November 09 – “Asteroid 2005 WG4 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.071 AU)”
November 09 – “Asteroid 2005 WD – Near-Earth Flyby (0.034 AU)”
November 09 – “Ah, Capella, a winter jewel coming into view”
November 10 – “Asteroid 3355 Onizuka Closest Approach To Earth (1.078 AU)”
November 11 – “Asteroid 32096 Puckett Closest Approach To Earth (1.575 AU)”
November 11 – “Comet C/2005 W3 (Kowalski) – Closest Approach To Earth (2.509 AU)”
November 11 – “Asteroid 1677 Tycho Brahe Closest Approach To Earth (1.701 AU)”
November 12 – “Asteroid 16761 Hertz Closest Approach To Earth (1.359 AU)”
November 13 – “The Moon and Mars in a close encounter on Monday, Nov. 14th”
November 13 – “2005 Leonid Forecastings”
November 13 – “Asteroid 3753 Cruithne – Closest Approach To Earth (0.362 AU)”
November 13 – “Kuiper Belt Object 90377 Sedna – Closest Approach (87.971 AU)”
November 14 – “Comet 10P/Tempel 2 – Closest Approach To Earth (1.873 AU)”
November 14 – “Asteroid 2004 RE84 Near-Ceres Flyby (0.045 AU)”
November 14 – “Asteroid 3350 Scobee Closest Approach To Earth (1.276 AU)”
November 15 – “Comet C/2004 L2 (LINEAR) – Perihelion (3.781 AU)”
November 15 – “Asteroid 4370 Dickens Closest Approach To Earth (0.875 AU)”
November 16 – 00:57 UT – Full Moon
November 16 – “Comet P/2005 SD (LINEAR) – Perihelion (1.575 AU)”
November 16 – “Asteroid 9885 Linux Closest Approach To Earth (1.246 AU)”
November 16 – “Asteroid 9965 GNU Closest Approach To Earth (1.876 AU)”
November 16 – “American Meteor Society – Fireball Sightings Log: 2005”
November 17 – “Leonids Meteor Shower Peak”
November 18 – “Asteroid 2005 WQ3 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.024 AU)”
November 19 – “Asteroid 2005 UW6 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.045 AU)”
November 19 – “Asteroid 2005 VF – Near-Earth Flyby (0.047 AU)”
November 20 – “Asteroid 2005 WF – Near-Earth Flyby (0.041 AU)”
November 20 – “Asteroid 9941 Iguanodon Closest Approach To Earth (1.183 AU)”
November 21 – “Comet C/2005 K1 (Skiff) – Perihelion (3.693 AU)”
November 21 – “Asteroid 2005 UL5 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.098 AU)”
November 21 – “Asteroid 17058 Rocknroll Closest Approach To Earth (1.448 AU)”
November 21 – “Asteroid 2005 WP3 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.036 AU)”
November 21 – “Asteroid 9770 Discovery Closest Approach To Earth (1.565 AU)”
November 22 – “Asteroid 3169 Ostro Closest Approach To Earth (0.965 AU)”
November 23 – 22:11 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
November 23 – “Comet DN3 (Korlevic-Juric) – Closest Aproach To Earth (3.677 AU)”
November 23 – “Comet C/2005 Q1 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (5.854 AU)”
November 23 – “Asteroid 2005 WX – Near-Earth Flyby (0.008 AU)”
November 23 – “Asteroid 2001 FO127 Near-Venus Flyby (0.022 AU)”
November 24 – “Asteroid 2005 WY1 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.059 AU)”
November 26 – “Asteroid 2005 WM3 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.010 AU)”
November 26 – “Asteroid 2005 WN3 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.001 AU)”
November 28 – “The planet Venus is growing so bright, it’s actually casting shadows”
November 28 – “Asteroid 2005 WY – Near-Earth Flyby (0.005 AU)”
November 28 – “Asteroid 64070 NEAT Closest Approach To Earth (1.045 AU)”
November 28 – “Kuiper Belt Object 19521 – Closest Approach (40.981 AU)”
November 30 – “Asteroid 719 Albert – Closest Approach To Earth (1.606 AU)”
December 2005 –
December 2005 – “December 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – N. Hemisphere”
December 2005 – “December 2005: SkyMaps & Observing Notes – S. Hemisphere”
December 2005 – “‘The Sky at Night’ December 2005 – Watch This Episode Online”
December 01 – 15:01 UT – New Moon
December 01 – “Asteroid 7000 Curie Closest Approach To Earth (1.146 AU)”
December 01 – “Look for Orion in winter skies”
December 01 – “Night Sky In December”
December 02 – “Comet C/2005 R4 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (4.254 AU)”
December 02 – “Asteroid 3808 Tempel Closest Approach To Earth (1.333 AU)”
December 02 – “Asteroid 5451 Plato Closest Approach To Earth (1.898 AU)”
December 02 – “Asteroid 2005 XN27 Near-Earth Flyby (0.010 AU)”
December 03 – “Asteroid 9949 Brontosaurus Closest Approach To Earth (1.471 AU)”
December 04 – “Asteroid 1225 Ariane Closest Approach To Earth (1.123 AU)”
December 04 – “Kuiper Belt Object 2004 XR190 – Closest Approach (57.359 AU)”
December 05 – “Asteroid 2005 XA8 will miss Earth by 0.6 LD today – Mag. 15”
December 06 – “Asteroid 1994 XL1 Near-Earth Flyby (0.037 AU)”
December 07 – “Asteroid 2005 WA1 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.032 AU)”
December 07 – “Asteroid 1994 XL1 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.037 AU)”
December 07 – “Asteroid 2005 WS3 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.069 AU)”
December 07 – “Asteroid 3356 Resnik Closest Approach To Earth (1.453 AU)”
December 07 – “Asteroid 1991 Darwin Closest Approach To Earth (1.484 AU)”
December 07 – “It’s called Apophis. It’s 390m wide and could hit Earth in 31 years”
December 08 – 09:36 UT – First Lunar Quarter
December 08 – “Asteroid 16 Psyche – At Opposition (9.4 Magnitude)”
December 08 – “Asteroid 2062 Aten Closest Approach To Earth (1.646 AU)”
December 09 – “Asteroid 11 Parthenope – At Opposition (9.8 Magnitude)”
December 09 – “Asteroid 2004 HR56 Near-Earth Flyby (0.065 AU)”
December 09 – “Asteroid 2005 XX will miss Earth by 2.2 LD today – Mag. 18”
December 09 – “Asteroid 7392 Kowalski Closest Approach To Earth (1.903 AU)”
December 09 – “ESA Video Talk – Is The Sun Crazy?”
December 09 – “The Moonlit Geminids”
December 10 – “Comet C/2005 N3 (Larson) – Perihelion (2.197 AU)”
December 10 – “Asteroid 7610 Sudbury Closest Approach To Earth (1.861 AU)”
December 10 – “Solstice near, sun far”
December 11 – “Asteroid 3656 Hemingway Closest Approach To Earth (1.527 AU)”
December 11 – “Comet C/2005 W2 (Christensen) – Closest Approach 2.570 AU)”
December 11 – “Sunset Planets Skymap – looking east at sundown today”
December 12 – “Moon Occults Mars”
December 12 – “Northernmost Full Moon”
December 12 – “Comet P/2005 L1 (McNaught) – Perihelion (3.143 AU)”
December 12 – “Asteroid 9937 Triceratops Closest Approach To Earth (1.127 AU)”
December 12 – “Asteroid 5553 Chodas Closest Approach To Earth (1.646 AU)”
December 13 – “Geminids Meteor Shower Peak”
December 13 – “2005 Geminid Meteor Shower – Skymap for December 13/14”
December 13 – “Listen to Radio Meteors live from Roswell, New Mexico”
December 13 – “Asteroid 10221 Kubrick Closest Approach To Earth (1.392 AU)”
December 14 – “Solstice, a winter wonder, marks sun’s turn to north”
December 14 – “Asteroid 2005 WC1 will miss Earth by 7.9 LD today – Mag. 15”
December 15 – 16:15 UT – Full Moon
December 15 – “Asteroid 2005 WC1 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.021 AU)”
December 15 – “Asteroid 2005 XT77 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.071 AU)”
December 16 – “Asteroid 2002 HW – Near-Earth Flyby (0.092 AU)”
December 17 – “Asteroid 2000 WO107 Near-Mercury Flyby (0.016 AU)”
December 17 – “Orion on winter prowl”
December 18 – “Asteroid 4141 Alanhale Closest Approach To Earth (1.864 AU)”
December 18 – “Moon, planet Saturn and Saturnalia”
December 19 – “Comet 117P/Helin-Roman-Alu 1 – Perihelion (3.037 AU)”
December 19 – “Asteroid 88292 Bora-Bora Closest Approach To Earth (1.495 AU)”
December 19 – “Asteroid 2006 XO66 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.013 AU)”
December 20 – “Asteroid 5471 Tunguska Closest Approach To Earth (2.225 AU)”
December 21 – 18:35 UT – Alban Arthan –
December 20 – “A hunting expedition isn’t needed to locate Orion”
December 22 – “Ursids Meteor Shower Peak”
December 22 – “Asteroid 2003 YT70 Near-Earth Flyby (0.061 AU)”
December 22 – “Asteroid 9880 Stegosaurus Closest Approach To Earth (1.063 AU)”
December 22 – “Astronomers see ‘echoes’ of old supernovae”
December 23 – 19:36 UT – Last Lunar Quarter
December 23 – “Comet P/2005 Q4 (LINEAR) – Closest Approach To Earth (1.108 AU)”
December 23 – “NASA astronomers spot rare lunar meteor strike”
December 24 – “Comet 60P/Tsuchinshan 2 – Perihelion (1.766 AU)”
December 24 – “Asteroid 3693 Barringer Closest Approach To Earth (2.115 AU)”
December 24 – “Asteroid 2005 XV77 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.099 AU)”
December 25 – “Comet 101P/Chernykh – Perihelion (2.350 AU)”
December 26 – “Asteroid 7958 Leaky Closest Approach To Earth (1.068 AU)”
December 26 – “Asteroid 1000 Piazzia Closest Approach To Earth (2.947 AU)”
December 27 – “Asteroid 2004 YG1 – Near-Earth Flyby (0.062 AU)”
December 27 – “Asteroid 3905 Doppler Closest Approach To Earth (0.995 AU)”
December 27 – “Asteroid 2224 Tucson Closest Approach To Earth (2.021 AU)”
December 28 – “Asteroid 9769 Nautilus Closest Approach To Earth (1.200 AU)”
December 29 – “Asteroid 1578 Kirkwood Closest Approach To Earth (2.053 AU)”
December 29 – “Spaceweather.com Aurora Photo Galleries – 2000 to 2005”
December 29 – “Calendar’s new year doesn’t match the sky”
December 29/January 04 – “Camp Desertview Intn’l Star Party, Tinfou, Morocco”
December 30 – “Asteroid 2002 UK11 Near-Venus Flyby (0.024 AU)”
December 30 – “A coronal mass ejection (CME) flared out from the sun yesterday”
December 31 – “Asteroid 3767 DiMaggio Closest Approach To Earth (1.665 AU)”
December 31 – “Asteroid 1997 YM9 Near-Earth Flyby (0.058 AU)”
December 31 – “Bully for Taurus, constellation of distinction”
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