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SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 2011what's up for the yearIf you're like me, you need to see "the big picture." Usually over the winter months, I start sketching out my plans for the whole year. For example, I try to tie camping trips to good night skies. I use a combination of technologies. I maintain a set of events in a Google Calendar layer called "astronomy" (surprise, surprise); I use a Rainmeter skin to monitor this calendar. For significant events, I make systems send me e-mail reminders! Why not regularly view my shared read-only Google Calendar. It supports Week, Month, and Agenda (list) views.
The calendar is shown above in an "iFrame." I hope your browser supports this style. The calendar is written primarily for the south-western Ontario locale.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018sourcesInformation about upcoming astronomical events is gathered from a variety of sources.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 2014solar system eventsThe list below notes the significant solar system events for the year of 2014. There are separate listings for the inner planets, the outer bodies, and known comets.
inner planets:
outer planets (in relation to the Sun):
comets:
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