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This weekend you can see live telescope views of an asteroid hurtling past Earth, thanks to astronomy broadcaster Slooh.

Astronomy broadcaster Slooh will stream a live webcast of the Perseids on Monday (Aug. 12) at 9 p.m. EDT (0100 GMT Aug. 13), showing off the shower from telescopes in North America, the Middle East and

The online observatory Slooh.com will host a live webcast of the Super Worm Moon and the vernal equinox today (March 20). Watch it live here, courtesy of Slooh, beginning at 2 p.m. EDT (1800 GMT). You

The online observatory Slooh.com will host a free live webcast Tuesday, Feb. 19 to follow the spectacular Super Snow Moon of 2019. Watch it live here in the window above, courtesy of Slooh.com, beginning

Celebrate Labor Day tonight (Sept. 3) by watching a bright-green comet approach the sun in a live webcast by the Slooh online observatory.

The astronomy broadcasting service Slooh will air a special "supermoon" webcast Sunday (Dec. 3), starting at 9 p.m. EST (0200 GMT on Monday, Dec. 4).

The Slooh community observatory will stream live views of the partial lunar eclipse of Aug. 7, 2017, which will only be visible over Africa, Asia and Australia. Watch live at 11:45 a.m. EDT.

A bright-green comet will make its closest approach to Earth tonight (March 31 to April 1). Though some people are calling it the "April Fools' comet," this is no joke. You can watch the comet's

The online astronomy service Slooh will provide a live webcast of the annular solar eclipse of Sunday, Feb. 26 , and you can watch it live here, courtesy of Slooh.

The end may be near for a comet that has been breaking into pieces for more than 20 years. On Feb. 12, viewers using the Slooh online observatory's telescope in Chile were among the first to see the nucleus

The online Slooh Community Observatory will host live, back-to-back webcasts on Friday (Feb. 10) with live views of the first lunar eclipse of 2017 and the close approach of Comet 45P.

The online Slooh observatory hosted a live webcast today (Feb. 2) to discuss the Earth flyby of asteroid 2017 BS32.