Here’s Your Chance to Make Twice the Difference Protecting Night Skies! We have great news! Several of IDA’s committed donors have generously combined their resources to match, dollar for dollar, every gift we receive until July 31 … up […] Read More
The 2017 International Dark-Sky Association Calendar Contest is now open for submissions! This year we’re looking for stunning night sky images from IDA-designated International Dark Sky Places (click here for an interactive map to see where IDA-designated Dark […] Read More
Here’s Your Chance to Make Twice the Difference Protecting Night Skies! We have great news! Several of IDA’s committed donors have generously combined their resources to match, dollar for dollar, every gift we receive until July 31 … up […] Read More
Guest post by William Sheehan, courtesy of Sky & Telescope While struggling in abject poverty in Nashville after the Civil War, future astronomer Edward Emerson Barnard received a Bible from his Sunday school teacher. He […] Read More
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