Sky Diary
Sky Diary for April
by Eagleseye on Mar.30, 2017, under Astronomy Blog, Sky Diary
My monthly sky diary showing the events of the night sky and space activities now available in pdf form to download and print. It is also available to share on Google calendars. More sky events will be added to the live calendar as more information becomes available.
Click here to go to my Google calendar.
Click here or on the image below to download the printable pdf.
Let’s hope we get some clear skies to enjoy it all and let’s hope the lighter evenings don’t put us off observing.
Dave
Sky Diary on Google Calendars.
by Dave Eagle on Jan.06, 2017, under Astronomy Blog, Sky Diary
Eagleseye Sky Diary.
My monthly sky diary showing the events of the night sky and space activities now available in pdf form to download and print. It is also available to share on Google calendars.
Click here to go to my Google calendar.
Click here to download the pdf.
More events will be added as more information comes to hand.
Let’s hope we get some clear skies to enjoy it all.
Dave
Sky Diary for January 2017
by Dave Eagle on Jan.01, 2017, under Astronomy Blog, Sky Diary
Happy New Year to you all.
My Sky Diary for January 2017 is now available for download.
Click HERE or on the image below to download it.
I will add more info and maps about some comets in the next couple of days.
This Months Sky Diary. – Keep Looking Up!
by Eagleseye on Apr.30, 2013, under Sky Diary
My small printable Sky Diary and the Google Calendar are available below:
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Dave Eagle FRAS
Eagles Eye On The Sky.
Eagleseye Observatory. Higham Ferrers, UK.
Keep Looking Up!