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Here’s a brief look at what’s going on in the Mile High City this week.

Over the past few months, we’ve been exploring the many ways amateur astronomers and the public can contribute to real scientific discovery through NASA’s Citizen Science projects. So far, we’ve highlighted Galaxy Zoo and its new JWST data, Cloudspotting on Mars, Active Asteroids, Are We Alone in the Universe?,… Continue reading.

Did you know that when you become a member of the Denver Astronomical Society (DAS), you’re also automatically enrolled in the Astronomical League (AL) at no extra cost? This national organization opens up a whole new world of opportunity for amateur astronomers.… Continue reading.

Here’s a brief look at what’s going on in the Mile High City this week.

In our ongoing series exploring NASA’s exciting Citizen Science projects, we’ve looked at how volunteers help identify galaxies, spot Martian clouds, investigate active asteroids, and determine if we’re alone in the universe. Now, we turn our eyes to something even more elusive: exoasteroids.… Continue reading.

Last month, we discussed the Hubble’s Night Sky Observing Challenge and the June targets announced by the Astronomical League and NASA to celebrate 35 Years of the Hubble Space Telescope. These organizations have announced a new set of targets for the month of July.… Continue reading.

Here’s a brief look at what’s going on in the Mile High City this week.

Over the past few months, we’ve explored how anyone can join NASA’s Citizen Science program to classify distant galaxies, track Martian clouds, and discover active asteroids. Now, we turn to one of the most profound questions in science: Are we alone in the universe?… Continue reading.

Here’s a brief look at what’s going on in the Mile High City this week.

Here’s a brief look at what’s going on in the Mile High City this week.