After traveling far enough south to observe the Southern Cross for a third time, Caleb writes about the historical significance of the Southern Cross constellation and the Pointer stars near by. These stars were used to help navigators traverse the Southern Hemisphere because there was no “south star” like there is a North Star in the Northern Hemisphere. The Southern Cross and the Pointers stand as a celestial reminder to us to live our lives glorifying God, and pointing everyone towards the cross where they can be reconciled to God.

After encountering a flat earther, I decided to write a brief article describing my experience of observing the sphere of the Earth through my world travels and my knowledge in astronomy. This has to be one of the coolest and most fascinating parts of astronomy for me personally.

For the first time, Caleb got to witness the Northern Lights in all their splendor and glory. This journal entry shares about Caleb’s observations as he explores the wonder of the Aurora Borealis for the first time in his life. Caleb can only describe this night as "a perfect night of worship."

I witnessed my first total solar eclipse of my life!

My thoughts after observing and photographing my first supernova.

My experience seeing the Southern Cross for the first time.

The firs comet I photographed was Comet Leonard. The Lord blessed me with the perfect opportunity!