The Holy Week in 2020 includes the 500th anniversary of the death of Renaissance master artist Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino known […]

Anybody up for a little review of Saturn in the personal biography? In astrological tradition, Saturn indicates how history conditions […]

Through the quick pivots required of this unusual moment in history, and in lieu of a weekend spent together in […]

Equinox arrives on Thursday, March 19 this year, when the Sun returns North of the Celestial Equator heralding Spring for […]

…and thus having opportunity to consider better of Astronomy, I found that this present Night there would happen such a […]

Until the reign of Julius Caesar in the first century BC, the month of March was considered the first month […]

Mary Stewart Adams–star lore historian–February 25, 2020March 2, 2020

Were it not for the significant 16th century event that took place on Monday of this week, then we’d be […]

This week the Moon will cascade down a stair of morning planets in her silvery gown as the Titan Goddess […]

On February 24, 1582, Pope Gregory XIII issued the inter gravissimas, thereby reforming centuries of time keeping relative to the […]

Recently I had the opportunity to present to the Night Sky Network of the National Park Service on my humanities-based […]