Jeffrey Bennett

CNN Live Panel with Jeffrey Bennett On Laura Coates Live on CNN, astronomer and author Jeffrey Bennett was featured as a special guest to discuss an extraordinary celestial event.

Dear Friends – Tomorrow night, Thursday Aug. 27, 2026 (into Friday morning, Aug. 28): a not-quite-total lunar eclipse visible to almost everyone in the central/eastern Pacific, North and South America, Europe, and Africa.

Featured on Great Day Colorado It’s always exciting to witness a solar eclipse.

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Dear Friends – Next Wed., Aug. 12, 2026, is a big astronomy day with both a solar eclipse and the annual Perseid meteor shower.

Dear Friends – It’s time to get ready for this summer’s solar eclipse (Aug. 12, 2026), the first of three back-to-back eclipses occurring just short of 1 year apart in 2026, 2027, and 2028.

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A new perspective on space, time and humanity By Lynn Ware Peek & Scott Greenberg Cool Science Radio Astrophysicist Jeffrey Bennett talks about the vast scale of the universe and humanity’s place within it.

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Dear Friends – I’ll start with the fun news: First, there will be a total lunar eclipse visible over the US (including Hawaii, as well as most of the rest of the Pacific) this coming Monday night, March 2, with the action happening in the early morning of…