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For Susitna Writers Voice, Kathleen Fleming brings us a Star Date Susitna edition about the Moon returning to the evening sky, Venus and Mars getting closer, Jupiter in the mornings,
The sun glinted off the compacted snow, causing me to squint my eyes to narrow slits. It was mid-January, and the eager gathering of people was heading in a single,
It began in October, when I put suet out for the many birds populating the forest around the cabin. Some were migratory species, some were birds which would be spending
In this episode of Susitna Writer’s Voice, Kathleen Fleming looks ahead to astronomical events in the coming week and anticipated highlights of new year.
On this Susitna Writer’s Voice, Kathleem Flemming has a StarDate Susitna program about the winter solstice and other astronomical topics.
In this episode of Susitna Writer’s Voice, SatrDate Susitna, host Kathleen Fleming talks about mercury, the moon appearing very close to a bright star, the Geminid meteor shower, and the
“Oh My God, it’s full of stars”… These were David Bowman’s last words as he moved toward the monolith orbiting Jupiter at the end of Arthur C. Clarke’s classic work
On this episode of StarDate Susitna, Kathleen Fleming talks about seasons on Mars, the New Moon, a non-zodiac constellation and planets visible in the evening and morning skies.
In a way I feel profoundly unqualified to write this piece, for although I am 63 years of age, I am continually discovering just how ill-prepared I am for my
