Today one of my older articles received more than 1.200 diggs in Digg.Com. The article I wrote was The Top Ten Hubble Images of All Time - The very Best of Hubble Images. It stayed in the front page of Digg.Com for the whole day and right now it seems to be in the Science subpage of Digg.Com. Lots of people have read the article and we have received some very good comments. I am very glad people like this article so that it gets to the front page of Digg.Com. Please check that article and DIGG if you enjoy it. Leave your comments and say what you think about the Hubble pictures and the article.

Many of our readers are new and have never seen our earlier articles. In today’s post I provide six interesting HomeboyAstronomy.Com blog posts from the past.

This article did not receive as much diggs as the other article today, but it is still worth of reading. People have left interesting comments and it looks like most readers have enjoyed this post. Please, read my article on Olber’s Paradox - Why the Sky is Dark at Nights?. Another paradox I would like you to read is The Twin Paradox - Why Space Traveler’s Aging Slows Down in the Twin Paradox?

I love northern light and I have seen them a lot. Anyhow, seeing these northern lights could have been the most spectacular moment in many people’s lives. These northern lights resulted from the most awesome space weather storm of all time.

What happens when the Sun runs out of “fuel”? Read my article I wrote some time ago. Have you ever tried to observe the moons of Jupiter by the naked eye? Is it even possible? Yes it is, just check the article.

If you are into telescopes, see my review on Orion Space Telescopes. In case you are interested in finding the Pleiades constellation, just read my blog post on finding the Pleiades constellation.

Well, these were just few blog posts I personally find interesting in HomeboyAstronomy.Com I hope you enjoy these posts and this site!