EarthSky News - Nov 5 - How to Spot the ISS

November 5 How to Spot the ISS

New interactive map for spotting ISS in your sky A new map-based feature in NASA's Spot the Station program makes it even easier to track the International Space Station in your night sky. Is daylight savings time worth the trouble? Who benefits from the time change? A scientist on why DST is more burden than boon. Four keys to understanding moon phases Why does the moon seem to change its shape every night? Because it's a world in space with a day side and a night side. Moon and Mars on November 5 and 6 Note the moon's position relative to Mars across these 2 evenings. Its eastward motion on our sky's dome is due to its eastward motion in orbit around Earth. 2017 EarthSky Lunar Calendar pre-sale...is happening NOW! Order now to receive $5 off per calendar, during the presale period.  Plus…spend $100 at our store and receive an additional 20% off your entire order if you use the code EARTHSKY at checkout!  Pre-sale orders will be shipped beginning November 15. Thank you for helping EarthSky to keep going! Click here to order now.

SKY ALERT Moon and Mars on November 5 and 6 Note the moon's position relative to Mars across these 2 evenings. Its eastward motion on our sky's dome is due to its eastward motion in orbit around Earth.

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