EarthSky Tonight—Nov 28, Summer Triangle in west on fall and winter evenings
In late June – around the June 21 solstice – the Summer Triangle pops out in the east as darkness falls and shines all night long.
Eagles Start Road Swing With Loss in Wichita
The Colorado Eagles lost, 5-3, to the Wichita Thunder, splitting their weekend home-and-home series.
Kelley Arnold named to All-Big Sky Volleyball squad
Former Berthoud High School standout Kelley Arnold was one of two University of Northern Colorado volleyball players selected to the All-Big Sky Conference first team.
Ulanski’s HT Helps Power Eagles Past Thunder
Kevin Ulanski recorded a hat trick and Colorado's power play went 5-for-6 on the night to outlast the Thunder. It was the second game in a row that the Eagles…
The ongoing split between GOP and military leaders
Seven of eight former commanders of U. S. nuclear forces have urged the Senate to approve the treaty.
EarthSky Tonight—Nov 27, Orion the Hunter rises in the east at mid-evening
Orion the Mighty Hunter – perhaps the easiest to identify of all constellations – rises at mid-evening in late November and early December.
Air Force beats Clarkson, 2-1, in Denver Cup
Freshman Jason Torf made a career high 36 saves as Air Force beat Clarkson, 2-1, in the first game of the 19th annual Denver Cup college hockey tournament
EarthSky Tonight—Nov 26, Can you see the different colors of the stars?
The stars are like wildflowers, in that each star radiates with a different color of the rainbow. Have you ever noticed star colors?
AFSCME Calls on GOP Members of Congress to Reject Their Taxpayer Funded Health Care Plan
“If they enroll in the taxpayer-funded health care system provided to members of Congress, they deserve to be denounced as hypocrites.”
START: Do the Right Thing
Without New START, we will reintroduce uncertainty into the U. S. -Russia strategic relationship.