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Aldebaran

The brightest star of the constellation Taurus. It is a red giant star, and is about 67 light-years away.

Radio Programs

Moon and Aldebaran A stellar chemical factory November 5, 2017

Moon and Aldebaran The beginning of the end for a bright star October 8, 2017

Moon and Aldebaran The “shifty” eye of the bull September 11, 2017

Venus and Aldebaran A fleeting encounter in the morning sky July 10, 2017

Moon, Mars, and Aldebaran Angling in on a star’s distance April 28, 2017

Seeing Orange Puffing up like orange balloons April 1, 2017

Moon and Aldebaran The Moon faces the bull March 31, 2017

Moon and Aldebaran The Moon plays a game with a star March 4, 2017

Moon and Aldebaran A star with a “fuzzy” appearance February 5, 2017

Moon and Aldebaran Coloring the eye of the bull January 8, 2017

Moon and Aldebaran Four years of hide-and-seek October 18, 2016

Moon and Aldebaran Things get complicated for a star September 20, 2016

Moon and Aldebaran Moving toward a moving target August 24, 2016

Vanishing Act Covering up the eye of the bull July 28, 2016

Moon and Aldebaran Big, fluffy, bright, and orange July 1, 2016

Moon and Aldebaran A stellar alphabet February 15, 2016

Moon and Aldebaran Years of playing “peek-a-boo” January 19, 2016

Moon and Aldebaran Looking at the future of the Sun December 23, 2015

Moon and Aldebaran Patiently watching the bull’s eye October 29, 2015

Hot Planet A world you wouldn’t want to visit October 12, 2015

Moon and Aldebaran A stellar disappearing act September 3, 2015

Moon and Aldebaran Similar but different lights near the Moon August 6, 2015

Moon and Aldebaran Igniting the core of a star July 10, 2015

Venus and Aldebaran Battle of the sexes in the evening sky April 14, 2015

Moon and Aldebaran The cool glow of a bright star February 24, 2015

Featured Images

Betelgeuse, Aldebaran, and the Sun

Seeing Orange April 1, 2017
Moon-Aldebaran occultation

Vanishing Act July 28, 2016
Diagram comparing sizes of Sun, Aldebaran

Giant Eye July 21, 2014