SkyNews 2014 Volume 19 №06 March/April

Canada Science and Technology Museum, SkyNews Inc., 2014, 48 pNight of the Red MoonThe April 14/15 total lunar eclipse is the first of four over the next 18 months.
Alan DyerThe Future of Comet HuntingOne of the world’s most successful comet discoverers reflects on the evolution of visual comet hunting.
David H. LevyTop 5 Comets From the Past 20 YearsFive ephemeral visitors from deep space that captured our attention.
Gary SeronikPeak Season for AurorasKeep an eye on the sky and on aurora-warning services. This spring could present some wonderful displays of northern lights.
Alan DyerConstellation Corner: GeminiThe celestial twins mark the transition between the winter and spring night skies.
Ken Hewitt-WhiteSaturn BonanzaThe ongoing Cassini mission at Saturn has accumulated a treasure chest of images of the big ringed planet and its moons.
Terence DickinsonNot Measuring UpThere weren’t many clear-sky opportunities to see Comet ISON last November, but that’s OK — there wasn’t much to see!
Ken Hewitt-WhiteTelescopes for the MoonWhat kind of telescope is best for viewing the Moon? As with so many things, there isn’t a single ‘right’ answer.
Gary SeronikGemini Twins, Nebula TwinsNear Castor and Pollux is a strange double nebula, NGC2371 and NGC
2372. But is this two deep-sky objects or just one? With Gemini high in the south, now is a good time to find out for yourself.
Ken Hewitt-White