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How to See the Most Stunning Meteor Showers in SoCal
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From early January to late December, Southern California is filled with star-studded shows — in the sky! Here are a few tips to get the most out of the experience.
The biggest — and widely considered the best — meteor showers of the year will be peaking this week and weekend, starting around midnight on August 12 through 14. Here are the best places to catch this celestial show in Southern California.
Southern California is a wonderland for the outer space enthusiast. Space exploration's influence on SoCal can be found all over — sometimes in unexpected places.
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There are rules to group stargazing. They're simple, but they're important.
You might not think of Southern California as being very interplanetary, but when it comes down to it, Houston and Cape Canaveral have nothing on us.
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Here are seven of our favorite Low Desert spots to contemplate your local portion of the universe.
Kern County still offers one of the best places in Southern California where you can get away from the lights and see the Universe.
With some of the haziest air quality found in California, the Inland Empire might not strike you as a place where stargazing is possible.
Urban lights have encroached on the county's dark skies since the mid-20th Century, but there are still a lot of stars to gaze at -- enough that some locales are home to astro-tourism businesses.
Orange County isn't exactly a stargazers' destination of choice, but there are places where you can see more than a few stars.