Enjoy your regular monthly treat for all naked-eye celestial observers, telescopers, and astrophotographers from Dr @IanfMusgrave, amateur astronomer, molecular pharmacologist and toxicologist.
Listen: https://soundcloud.com/astrophiz/astrophiz149-juneskyguide/
Ian gives us the dates of the moon phases and the best times to observe planets, clusters and deep sky objects.
Morning skies continue to be a treat worth getting up early for, and Saturn begins to be visible low in the East in evening skies by mid-June, but is still best for telescopic viewing high in the morning skies for a while.
In Ian’s Tangent, he continues his theme to discuss the diverse naming of celestial objects, in this case the way we may be over-hyping and creating misleading expectations in new sky observers with the over-use of terms like ‘Supermoons’.
A great and thoughtful listen for June. Thanks Ian
Astrophiz: An Astronomy Podcast 