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  1. 3 hours ago

    We are ready to go live soon! Watch today's LIVE with us. Hopefully, the weather cooperates with our partners & our mobile observatory teams 🤞. Watch the live stream & read our live blog:

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  2. Jun 8

    Mark your calendars and set your alarms! Tune in at 09:00 UTC on Jun 10 to watch an , LIVE.

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  3. Jun 5

    Happy World Environment Day! Protect the environment - not just today, but every day. 📷©

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  4. Jun 1

    Happy ! Jun 1 is the first day of meteorological summer in the Northern Hemisphere & meteorological winter in Southern Hemisphere. Astronomically, summer in the north doesn't start until the day of the .

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  5. May 26

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

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  6. May 25

    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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  7. May 25

    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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  8. May 19

    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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  9. May 14

    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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  10. May 11

    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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  11. May 9

    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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  12. May 7

    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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  13. May 4

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

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  14. May 3

    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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  15. May 1

    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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  16. Apr 26

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

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  17. Apr 22

    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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  18. Apr 21

    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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  19. Apr 19

    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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  20. Apr 16

    & ! 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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