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Celestial show set for New Year's Eve

January 1, 2009 - 12:00am

Rain marred New Year’s Eve in the Philippines, but in other hemispheres, a delightful display of planets and the moon will occur for anyone wishing to step outside and look up just after sunset, according to...

Headlines

Stargazing at the park

By Bernie Esporlas | May 20, 2002 - 12:00am

The air was warm and humid. The temperature reached its maximum at 37 degrees and the breeze coming from the sea was salty. Any of these factors were enough to destroy the sensitive optics of telescopes. But that...

Science and Environment