EarthSky News - Nov 15 - Tonight, Moon and Aldebaran

November 15 Tonight ... Moon and Aldebaran by:

Tonight … Moon and Aldebaran As seen from around the world, the moon and star Aldebaran will cross the sky together. From parts of the world, the moon will pass in front of Aldebaran. Click here for a chart showing where. Supermoon photos from around the world EarthSky received many photos of the bright and beautiful supermoon. We loved them all and thank you all! See editors' favorites here. 100 scientists say yes to asteroid mission Scientists have signed an open letter in support of increased knowledge of Near-Earth Objects (NEOs), those great boulders or mountains in space whose orbits carry them near Earth. You can sign it, too. 2016 likely hottest year on record It'll be the hottest year on record unless the final weeks of 2016 are the coldest of the 21st century so far, according to the World Meteorological Organization. Leonid meteor shower peaks this week Details you need for 2016's Leonid meteor shower, peaking on the morning of November 17 in bright moonlight.

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tonight Moon and Aldebaran You might glance up and notice Aldebaran shining brightly in the moon's glare. Or try placing a finger over the moon to see the star better.

today's Image Supermoon photos from around the world Will Saunders caught the moon nearly at the crest of its full phase on the morning of November 14 from Monument Valley, Utah-Arizona border. Submit your photo to EarthSky here!

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