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Star Gazers

"Touring the Rocky Planets" Dec 12-18th 1 Min

What is the Farthest Space Object We can See?

What is the Farthest Space Object We can See?

Who needs a telescope when we can use our eyes to explore the night sky? One of the farthest space objects that we can see completely unaided is the Andromeda galaxy. It’s only 2.5 million light years away, making it the closest spiral galaxy to our Milky Way.
What is a Meteor Shower? (Featuring The Leonids)

What is a Meteor Shower? (Featuring The Leonids)

Every now and then, you might catch nature’s very own light show: a meteor shower. Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez tells us the science behind these shooting stars and spotlights the Leonids, one of the fastest major showers that happens every year. Produced in partnership with Florida Atlantic University.
Stargazing Like a Pro

Stargazing Like a Pro

Are you interested in exploring the night skies but not sure where to start? Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez offers 5 tips for beginners who are ready to jump into the wonders of stargazing. To learn more about our night sky, watch Star Gazers on https://www.stargazersonline.org! Produced
The Science Behind the Northern Lights

The Science Behind the Northern Lights

Autumn is a great time to see the northern lights, also known as aurora borealis! Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez breaks down what causes this beautiful phenomenon and why it only happens at the poles. Produced in partnership with Florida Atlantic University
Hubble vs. James Webb Space Telescope: What's the Difference

Hubble vs. James Webb Space Telescope: What's the Difference

We’ve sure come a long way when it comes to telescope technology! Fellow space enthusiast Trace Dominguez dives into a brief comparison of two of the world’s most famous scopes - Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).
Pluto: The Rise and fall of Our Ninth Planet

Pluto: The Rise and fall of Our Ninth Planet

It’s time to answer the age old question – Is Pluto actually a planet or not? Let's uncover Pluto's captivating history, from astronomer Percival Lowell's discovery speculations to the International Astronomical Union's (IAU) game-changing reclassification in 2006!
Why is Halley's Comet So Famous?

Why is Halley's Comet So Famous?

Let's dive into the story of Halley's Comet! First seen in 239 B.C., Halley's Comet is arguably history’s most famous comet. With an orbital journey spanning at least 16,000 years, Halley's Comet defies aging, passing through Earth's
Hubble vs. Webb: Who's More Powerful?

Hubble vs. Webb: Who's More Powerful?

We’ve sure come a long way when it comes to telescope technology! Fellow space enthusiast Trace Dominguez dives into a brief comparison of two of the world’s most famous scopes - Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).
How to Spot Your Favorite Constellations

How to Spot Your Favorite Constellations

Dive into the mesmerizing world of constellations with our latest video! Since prehistoric times, people have used constellations to orient themselves. Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez tells us about the history of constellations and why astronomers still study these unique patterns in our night sky.