The cold air is often clearer than the warmer summer nights, with less haze, and of course, it gets dark so much earlier so you don’t need to wait as long!
Chilly it may be, but winter is generally the best time to get stargazing. The cold air is often clearer than the warmer summer nights, with less haze, and of course, it gets dark so much earlier so you don’t need to wait as long! (although you can always try our fun family stargazy craft activity while the sun sets). In general, clear and cloudless days (without rain or heat haze) are your best bet to enjoy a nice wide sky.