Pam Eastlick

Between the claws of the dreaded scorpion imagined by the ancient Greeks lies this giant dust cloud. The constellation of Scorpius is prominent in the summer night sky in North America.

Hello everyone! We have no evening planets this month, but you might want to get up early tomorrow because the waning moon will be close to Saturn.

The Southern Cross, left center, the Coal Sack Nebula, bottom left, and the Carina Nebula, upper right, are visible in this view photographed by astronaut Donald R. Pettit, Expedition Six NASA ISS science officer, on board the International Space Station, ISS.

Greetings everyone! New moon was last Saturday and although we’ll have a waxing moon in the evening sky, it won’t be bright enough to keep you from enjoying our beautiful

Neil Armstrong, commander of the Apollo 11 Lunar Landing Mission.

Hello everyone! Our early morning sky is quite lovely this week.

Greetings! This month is going to be a great month for planet gazing. We’ll see all the visible planets but Mercury and the moon will be visiting them and creating

The Matao, Guam’s senior men’s national soccer team, goes against Singapore in the second leg of the FIFA World Cup 26 and AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027 Joint Preliminary Qualification Round 1.

Greetings everyone! The planets are still making news.

The Matao, Guam’s senior men’s national soccer team, goes against Singapore in the second leg of the FIFA World Cup 26 and AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027 Joint Preliminary Qualification Round 1.