Over millennia, our view of the stars has shifted, because of Earth’s wobble. It may be time to rethink your sign.

The theory hinges on the idea that our view of the stars slowly drifts over time as the Earth wobbles, so the constellations we see today aren’t in the exact same positions they were when the ...

The zodiac signs have not “changed” because, in Western astrology, they were never created to follow the exact constellation ...

"In science fiction, there are scenes where a beam is fired at something to destroy it, causing an explosion with debris ...

Within the Milky Way you’ll find scattered dark regions that puzzled eighteenth-century astronomer William Herschel, Nigel ...

The New York Times recently published a story that said that since the zodiac signs were based on the stars and the stars ...

These interstellar dust clouds are labelled as LDN 234 and LDN 204. Both were listed in the 1962 Lynds Catalogue of Dark Nebulae.

The New York Times ran an article this week that had my astrologer group chats blowing up. The headline? Your Zodiac Sign Is ...

The New York Times just said your zodiac sign is 2,000 years out of date, but don’t panic astrology queers. You don’t have to abandon everything you knew to be true about your Pisces Sun identity and ...

Venus gleams like a yellow jewel in the pre-dawn sky. Venus rises in the east-northeast shortly before 4 a.m., or 2½ hours ...

The string of planets continues to stretch across our predawn skies, with Saturn reaching its brightest in over 15 years.