Thank you Catherine Bodak for coming to the O to speak with Anna about our 150th and upcoming events. fox19.com/video/2023/09/…

In 1904 our original telescope was moved. It is currently receiving some TLC. This includes the pier. Over time the pier has undergone some interesting paint choices. If you had your wish, what color would you make it? 1 Celestial blue 2 Make it a mural 3 keep it brown 4 Other

Summer 2023 was the hottest summer in NASA’s record, continuing a trend of long-term warming caused by human activity. All three summer months broke heat records: go.nasa.gov/48cqdmn

We open #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth with this article from NASA on the 1st Latina in space & the 1st in the Astronaut Hall of Fame, Ellen Ochoa Astronomy is a truly global effort. Having a diverse perspective is important to understanding the Universe. nasa.gov/.../about/peop…

Are you an Astronomer looking for your next adventure? Do you enjoy working with the community and educating them on all things space-related? The Cincinnati Observatory is looking for an Astronomer. For details on the position and how to apply, visit: cincinnatiobservatory.org/about/employme…

Burrrp! Oh, excuse me says the black hole never. Recently scientists have discovered that black holes suffer indigestion for years and then suddenly belch out fragments of stars they have consumed. space.com/black-holes-bu…

What a cool project! Will you participate? #keeplookingup #eclipses

Sister to the more famous William, Caroline Herschel deserves her own recognition for contributions to astronomy. #stem #womeninastronomy space.com/caroline-hersc…

Congratulations Tracy! #stem #womeninspace #womeninscience

So, is it an ooey, gooey nougat center like Mars (you know, the bar)? Or something more? NASA determines what is at the center of Mercury. nasa.gov/feature/goddar…

Meet Franklin Chang-Dìaz, one of the first non-military scientists to regularly fly on space shuttle missions. He grew up in Costa Rica and went on to earn his PhD in Plasma Physics. aps.org/car.../physici… #nationalhispanicheritagemonth

As we get closer to the eclipses, read these interesting facts from NASA. #eclipses #keeplookingup #science solarsystem.nasa.gov/eclipses/home/

This artistic rendering of a cat in space created by a guest this summer, isn't far off the mark. There has been, to date, one instance of a cat going into space (nope, that movie from 1978). It was a French feline named Felicette. newsweek.com/bizarre-histor…

This is the age of Sagittarius! Sagittarius! Ooops, wrong lyrics. Sagittarius looks more like a tea kettle than an archer. The constellation represents the Centaur of greek mythology, Chiron, who unlike his brethren, was an intellectual and became a teacher.

Our experts are talking about the upcoming "ring of fire" eclipse, the best ways to watch, and the science of eclipses in a live event on Tuesday, Sept. 26. Listen in for the details on Oct. 14's solar eclipse: go.nasa.gov/46ji1ic

We are honored to be on the list. Our Hannaford designed building turns 150 this month! panethos.wordpress.com/2023/09/25/obs…

Welcome back Frank!

The 4th Supermoon of 2023 is tonight. The Sept. full moon is known as the Harvest Moon because it is the closest to the Autumn Equinox. We hope you have a howling good (and safe) time tonight. Source - Farmer's Alamanac 📷 Joy Roland #keeplookingup

Heavens above! Jeremy Likness in Newport, Oregon, captured this view of the nebula called Ghost of Cassiopeia and the brilliant star Navi last Thursday. Beautiful, thank you, Jeremy! It does look kind of ghostly, doesn't it? 🌌📸 bit.ly/3ZPlEKI

So beautiful! #keeplookingup