We’ve lost Venus from our early evening sky because tomorrow, 25 March, Venus will be directly between us and the Sun.

The ship in question is Argo Navis — nowadays, simply referred to as Argo — which can be seen at around 10 or 11 p.m. local time, low in the night sky near the southern horizon.

We still have three planets in our early morning sky. Venus is slowly dropping down toward the southeastern horizon and soon it will circle to the other side of the sun from us.

Argonaut Fish Bar, with a menu focused on raw fish dishes opens in Atlanta's Kirkwood neighborhood. ... The Argonauts were the group who traveled with Jason on the Argo ship in Greek mythology.

Argo was regarded as a ship by several early civilizations and has often been thought of as Noah's Ark. About 5,000 years ago it appeared farther north than it does now, ...

Argonaut is the name of a Moon lander designed by the European Space Agency ... There, argonauts were the sailors of the Argo ship that set out to look for the golden fleece.

One of the earliest Western attempts to establish trade with Korea took place in the summer of 1791 by the English-flagged Argonaut, commanded by Captain James Colnett. The 400-ton ship had a crew ...

And planets aside, it’s a fine time to go stargazing. Almost directly centered in our early evening southern skies this week are the four constellations that make up the Great Ship Argo Navis ...

Argonaut Hotel Aye, matey! All hands on deck! Land ho! Maritime colloquialisms flood the brain as you saunter past walls lined with ship steering wheels, tables clogged with sextants, a row of ...