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2024, 09 September
Favorite Focus, September 2024
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Fall foliage at Logan Canyon, Utah. Photo © Loren Auker. Red maple leaves. Photo © Laura Leid. Ruby-throated Hummingbird. Photo © Joshua...
Fall Foliage Photos Straight Ahead
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Fall foliage in Hightown, VA. Photo © Shaphan Shank. Brilliant autumn foliage is straight ahead, at least we hope so. Finding a gorgeous opportunity like...
Camp & Cabin Cookin’, September 2024
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Delphinus, Sagitta, and Vulpecula
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive The Summer Triangle, a large triangle of bright stars (Deneb, Vega, and Altair), lies straight overhead on September evenings in the United States....
Study Guide Puzzles, September 2024
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Caption This Polar Bear
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive "What did you mean when you said, 'Snug as a bug in a rug'?" Photo © Andreanita|Dreamstime.com. We invite you to submit your caption for this photograph....
Treasures of the Bow
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Photo © Kervin Good. I get excited when I see a rainbow in the sky. I’m sure Noah did too. God told him to take it as a sign of His promise to never...
In Our Skies, September & October 2024
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive In September, Comet 13P/Olbers is projected to be at magnitude 8—a binocular/telescope target. In mid-September it will be a thumb-to-little-finger span...
The Crescent Nebula
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive One of the first things that grabs your attention when stepping outside after sunset on a late summer evening is the sweeping expanse of the Milky Way. It...
Reflections in the Night
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Aurora borealis in Saskatchewan, Canada. Photo © Josiah Olsen. I was sleeping soundly on the first night of the solar storm that brought the aurora...
You Can Draw a Pronghorn
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Native to North America, the pronghorn resembles, but is not closely related to, the African antelope.Constant alertness and telescopic vision allow them...
Preparing Your Garden for Rest
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive One of the blessings most North American gardeners enjoy is the cyclical nature of the pastime. While I have written about the joy of season extension and...
Pictures & Poems, September 2024
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Mailbox, September 2024
Learn the population of the eastern migratory flock of Whooping Cranes, and more!