A presentation on the astronomical events for spring 2013. These are the astronomical objects you can enjoy with your eyes and a pair of binoculars.

1. Easy Star Gazing
Spring 2013
The Night Sky
The oldest and greatest show on Earth
And no commercials

2. The Earth’s Shadow
Constellation Road Map
The Visible Planets
Get to Know Luna
Meteor Showers
Visible Satellites
Using Binoculars
Photography
Astronomical Resources
Planisphere Demonstration

3. Easy Star Gazing
Earth’s Shadow

6. Easy Star Gazing
A Constellation Road Map

14. Easy Star Gazing
The Spring Planets

19. Easy Star Gazing
The Moon

20. Moon Phase Names

22. Best Moon Phases?
• Moonlight to see by?
• View of moon craters and mountains?
• Dark enough to see the Milky Way?

23. Know the place like you
live there

25. Quiz Time!

31. Quiz Time!

35. The Man on the Moon

39. Lunar Events

40. Easy Star Gazing
Meteors

44. Easy Star Gazing
Watching Satellites

50. Easy Star Gazing
Using Binoculars

51. What’s 7X50?

52. Binocular Objects
• Mizar and Alcor
• Zubenelgenubi
• Pleiades and Hyades
• Coma Berenices (MEL 111)
• M-35 (Gemini)
• Beehive Star Cluster
• M-7 (Ptolemy's Cluster)
• Jovian Satellites

61. Easy Star Gazing
Using a Digital Camera

62. Galilean Satellites

63. Star Clusters
The Seven Sisters

64. The Hyades

65. Earth’s Rotation Movie

66. Astronomical Resources
• Boise Astronomical Society
• Whittenberger Planetarium
• Bruneau Dunes State Park Observatory
• Herrett Center CSI
• Idaho Skies (blog, tweets, and 89.9 FM)
• www.starmaps.com

67. Easy Star Gazing
Planisphere Demo