Everett Astronomical Society

Everett Astronomical Society Astronomy, observing the night sky, astro-imaging, promoting astronomical interest, enjoyment, and knowledge

The Everett Astronomical Society is a local non-profit organization dedicated to promoting interest, understanding, and enjoyment of astronomy and science in the greater Everett area. The EAS is a member of the NASA/JPL Night Sky Network http://nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov/ and the Astronomical League http://www.astroleague.org/al/astroday/astroday.html

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07/28/2026

the Scorpion is one of the few constellations that truly looks like its name. Its J-shaped pattern of stars resembles a real scorpion’s curved tail. At the end are 2 stars, and , which represent the Scorpion’s Stinger stars. ✨🌌

Find out more about the Stinger stars:
https://earthsky.org/brightest-stars/shaula-and-lesath-scorpions-stinger-stars/

📸 The constellation Scorpius by Daniel McVey. The bright red star Antares represents the Scorpion’s Heart. The Scorpion’s Stinger stars – Shaula and Lesath – can be found at the end of the Scorpius’s curved tail.

07/27/2026

Observers and imagers live for comets. Here are the top 20 from the past quarter-century.

First processing attempts at images from WSSP
07/27/2026

First processing attempts at images from WSSP

05/01/2026

Learn what deep-space objects are, what optics you'll need and how to plan when to observe them.

05/01/2026

Scientists have identified at least seven carbon-rich molecules that NASA's Curiosity rover detected on Mars, and they're more complex than any found before.
Read more: https://buff.ly/763GYSN

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