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Stars Align in Wairarapa

The Wairarapa is noted in this article from “The New Daily” website in Australia, which mentions the “Star Trek” tour at Stonehenge Aotearoa:https://www.thenewdaily.com.au/travel/experiences/2025/11/16/star-gazing-nz-lonely-planet
The Morning Star

The Morning Star

If you are up before dawn and the sky is clear, you will see a brilliant star in the east. This is the ‘Morning Star’. Actually, it is not a star (a star is a Sun), it is the planet Venus. Venus is the brightest star-like object in the sky. At maximum brightness, if...
Stonehenge Alpha Centauri

Stonehenge Alpha Centauri

The Earth is the jewel of the Solar System, the only world orbiting the sun that is teeming with life. This comes as no surprise when you examine the nature of life. All life on Earth, from microbes to human beings, is based on the carbon atom. It is difficult to...
Matariki

Matariki

Matariki, which means ‘Little Eyes’, is a cluster of stars also known as the Pleiades and the Seven Sisters. On a clear dark night you can see, with good eyesight, about seven stars. However, these are just the brighter members of a cluster of more than 1,000 stars....
Heart of the Scorpion

Heart of the Scorpion

The most brilliant region of the Milky Way comes directly overhead on a winter’s evening. Looking up you will notice that there is a dark, almost black rift running along the centre of the brightest region. Today we know that this dark rift is formed by vast clouds of...