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  1. 26 Mei

    ...and we are LIVE now. Follow today's with our very own Graham Jones and Anne Buckle.

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  2. 25 Mei

    Tomorrow's (May 26) will be fully eclipsed for about 14 mins. If you can't see the from where you are tune in at 09:30 UTC on May 26 for a livestream of the .

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  3. 25 Mei

    on Wed May 26! May's is also a . Catch it close to the horizon & it'll look bigger & brighter than a regular .

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  4. 19 Mei

    at 19:12 UTC on May 19 is the last primary before on May 26. & we'll be LIVE streaming it!

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  5. 14 Mei

    The days before and after the in April and May is the best months to see , so don't forget to step out in the evenings the next few days right after sunset to sneak a look at the Moon. What is Earthshine? 📷©

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  6. 11 Mei

    on May 11 (18:59 UTC) & 2 weeks until on May 26. On Jun 10 there's an . some in pairs & occur in . This season is unusual b/c it has short & a long .

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  7. 9 Mei

    On May 11 at 21:53 UTC the is farthest from at its . A few hours earlier, at 18:59 UTC, it turns New, giving us a . A is invisible from Earth but great for watching. 📷©

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  8. 7 Mei

    on May 11 at 18:59 UTC. This means it's time! Earthshine is 's light reflecting off 's surface & covering 's unlit parts. Catch this marvel in the early mornings the next few days. 📷©

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  9. 4 Mei

    alert! The will peak on the night of May 5-6 or May 6-7, depending on your time zone.

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  10. 3 Mei

    It's the on May 3, 19:50 UTC and the lunar countdown to the continues. May's will not only be another , it's the , and will be a to boot. 📷: ©

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  11. 1 Mei

    Happy , if you are celebrating it today! Did you know that was originally a celebration of spring and rebirth in many Northern Hemisphere cultures? How do you celebrate in your culture?

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  12. 26 Apr

    Coming up: on Apr 27 at 03:31! The will look bigger and brighter than other regular for us Earthlings.

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  13. 22 Apr

    Happy ! 🌏 Honor by stepping out to do some watching & marvel at how extraordinary our home planet is among our neighbors in space What can you see in your night sky tonight? 📷: ©

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  14. 21 Apr

    alert! One of the oldest recorded in history, the peak on April 22-23. Find out when's the best time to catch nature's firework show from your location:

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  15. 19 Apr

    The 's takes place at 06:58 UTC on April 20, 2021. Did you know that even though everyone on will see a , which side of the Moon looks illuminated to you depends on your location and the Moon's position in the sky?

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  16. 16 Apr

    & ! On Apr 17 they meet in the . People in parts of South and Southeast Asia will see occulted by the Moon. This event os the highlight of this year's organized by our friends

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  17. 14 Apr

    On Apr 14 at 17:47 UTC, the will be at its furthest from (). In about 2 weeks, it will make its closest approach () for the month at 15:24 UTC on Apr 27. This is just 12 hours after the , making it a .

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  18. 11 Apr

    on Apr 12 at 02:30 UTC! One of the reasons the New Moon is invisible is because , , & align in a way that Moon's Earth-facing side is left in darkness. This special alignment is called or .

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  19. 9 Apr

    If you look up at the tonight (Apr 9) or in the next few nights, pay close attention to Moon's unlit part. You may spot a dull glow lighting it up. That's that's reflected off the Earth's surface & illuminates the Moon's face.

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  20. 6 Apr

    In the early morning of April 7, the & will be very close to each other. All you need to do is rise up before the does. Use our to find the best time to see this from your location.

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