Kirkpatrick Planetarium Director Tom Arnold and special guest Fergus the Astrocat take us on a journey to the Moon!

Kirkpatrick Planetarium Director Tom Arnold takes us back into the Realm of Galaxies this week in The Real Sky as we explore M104, also known as the Sombrero Galaxy.

We're off to the Milky Way this week in The Real Sky with Kirkpatrick Planetarium Director Tom Arnold!

This week in The Real Sky, we're off to see a trio of galaxies in the constellation of Leo through Science Museum Oklahoma Kirkpatrick Planetarium Tom Arnold's home telescope!

Our Moon has eight distinct phases. In this #SMOatHome, we're exploring two ways to look at all eight phases!

Have a telescope at home, some binoculars, or just like peering up at the sky with the naked eye? Check out these skywatching tips for May 2020 from Kirkpatrick Planetarium Director Tom Arnold!

Take a look at our fascination with the Red Planet and how our exploration of Mars has evolved with the Kirkpatrick Planetarium team. 

Venus, the Moon, and a trio of planets are on display in this week's segment of The Real Sky.

We're celebrating Hubble's 30th birthday with a look at some of our favorite images from the last 30 years.

Venus will be bright in the sky this week, and it's a great time to get a look at M51, the Whirlpool Galaxy. Kirkpatrick Planetarium Director Tom Arnold shows us how long-exposure photograpy can do just that in this episode of The Real Sky.

Let's blast off to the moon! Kirkpatrick Planetarium Director Tom Arnold is taking us to the lunar terminator through one of his home telescopes.

Kirkpatrick Planetarium Director Tom Arnold and Fergus the Astrocat are back with this week’s episode of The Real Sky to answer the question: Why is the Moon so different from the Earth?