Skywatcher Leo T

Watching a big hawk in a giant Spruce tree hanging with a singing robin and the full moon eclipse the next morning and the next without the eclipse is still amazing! Poems from Margaret Pettis and Tina Thomas!

Looking up in the sky we enjoy the gems at the end of February and get out the Binoculars and find Kemble's Cascade chain of stars in the dim constellation Camelopardalis the Girraffe! We also check in on the Parker Solar Probe out on its way to Venus right now to slingshot around and get more Delta V on its way back to the Sun's Corona!

The winter skies and I'm thankful to say that here in the Mountain West are thrilling and we'll tell you about that a bit and then hop a ride to Jupiter and its Moons with European Space Agency's JUICE probe. Artemis II is successful in its 2nd refueling and dress rehearsal and NASA and its astronauts hope for a launch window starting March 6th. And we go to southeastern Africa and visit the exciting star lore from Mozambique as they have very interesting impressions of the Southern Cross and the large and small Magellenic clouds!

Jupiter and Saturn above and below Orion with Neptune and Uranus in the mix and Venus and Mercury in the southwest! Curiosity and Perserverance Rovers continue to rove do geology and take amazing snap shots! We check in on the 3/4 moon and what you can see right about now amongst the seas and mounts! And a very exciting view from the Philippines of their constellations and star goddess Tala!

We take a tour of Jupiter's moons from my back porch and check in on the progress of NASA's Psyche deep space probe heading out towards Mars and beyond and keep track of the ongoing progress of the Artemis II moon shot!!

Very magical the universe and we with it!

We're checking in on NASA's preparation for the launch to the moon in just a few days people!!! Exciting news as the thoroughness and toughness of NASA shines through the Universe and a Dress Rehearsal Feb, 2nd which will fuel the rocket with 700,000 pounds of propellant and scientists will make sure our beautiful spaceship is ready to launch! Also, a fresh, view of the Helix Nebula from the James Webb Space Telescope reveals some stunning images and a bit more. Check out the Skywatcher Leo T FB page for photos, attributions and more! Thank you for listening!

Yes, right now, Jupiter is at its closest for the year and is showing its size in the East, hanging with Castor and Pollux! Many other wonders in the sky to check out! Artemis II Moon Rocket gets ready to launch soon, with people onboard and we go out 14 billion miles from home to join the Voyager spacecraft and listen to their gold plated record of Earth sounds, sent to anyone out here in the Cosmic void!!

Myself and Don Matteson from Cody, Wyoming go a bit in depth on the Skidi Pawnee tribe from the Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota plains. These people are sort of a k unknown quantity but lots of research has been done on these exciting people.

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