The Hunter's Moon rose on Thursday (Oct. 17), becoming the biggest and brightest full moon of the year and wowing skywatchers ...

It is considered a “seasonal blue moon” because it’s the third ... will begin to rise in the east-southeastern sky about 8:07 ...

The Hunter's Moon is the full moon following the Harvest Moon. It rises around the same time for several nights, providing ...

Earth is about to get a new neighbor in the form of ... the American Astronomical Society. The full moon Aug. 19 will be both a supermoon and a blue moon. Aspiring astronomers can also try to ...

But what is a supermoon, let alone a blue supermoon ... the Hunter’s Moon—can be seen across the globe, including North America and Europe. The supermoon will light up the sky at 7:26 a.m ...

Because the cluster spans some 110’ on the sky, zooming in with too much magnification will cause many of its members to drop out of your field of view. These bright, blue stars are quite young ...

Sure, in 2024, we've witnessed lunar and solar eclipses, meteor showers, blue moons, full moons and even the Northern Lights. But a second moon? No, that's a new one. It's not actually a moon that ...

Jamie Carter is an award-winning reporter who covers the night sky. Are you ready for a great ... A solar eclipse occurs when a New Moon moves across the Sun. That will happen twice in 2023 ...

Curious about the moon's phases? Check out this article on the 8 stages from the New Moon to the Full Moon and find out their ...

which will launch on the debut flight of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket. — Jamie Carter After dark on Oct. 11, look for the Summer Triangle high in the sky above the moon. (Image credit ...

It is also a Super Moon. We’ll update this article multiple times each week with the latest moonrise, moonset, Full Moon schedule, and some of what you can see in the sky each week. Here’s the ...

It’s the 52-year anniversary of America’s Apollo 11 Moon landing this week ... blasted off to space on top of his company Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket—named after Alan Shepherd ...