The Storyteller's Night Sky
Each week on The Storyteller's Night Sky, Mary Stewart Adams tells us about the stories written above us in the stars. Based in Harbor Springs, she explores ancient mythologies, poetry, astrology, astronomy, and more. Listen Mondays during Morning Edition, at 6:49 and 8:49 a.m.
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As one of only two planets that orbits between the Earth and the Sun, Venus holds a unique position in relation to the Earth. Sometimes called Earth’s “sister planet.”
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This week all the talk in the world of astrology is about the great meeting between the red planet Mars and the eccentric gas giant Uranus...
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The Sun is at its furthest and The Moon enters a new phase: this week on the Storyteller's Night Skyand this is the wonder that's keeping the stars aparti carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)
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This week while Venus walks hand-in-hand with the Sun through the field of summer stars and Mercury greets them at the west gate at the end of each day.
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This week it’s all about the Sun and its solstice, but it’s also about the Moon, which comes to Full Phase the day after solstice.
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Summer begins officially next week, but before we get there, the messenger of the gods slips into hiding beyond the Sun, while the first heaven is flung open wide by a growing Moon.