Tuesday, September 5, 2017

EarthSky News - Sept 5 - Harvest Moon Tonight?

September 5
Harvest Moon Tonight?
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Harvest Moon tonight?

The moon turns full on September 6 at 7:03 UTC, so, for us in the Americas, the moon will be slightly fuller tonight than tomorrow night. But is it a Harvest Moon? 

Millions of stars

Here's a newly released image sequence from ESA's billion-star surveyor - Gaia - as it looks toward the center of our Milky Way galaxy. It captures some 2.8 million stars.

Using artificial intelligence for gravity lenses

Researchers at SLAC and Stanford have been using brain-mimicking neural networks to analyze the spacetime distortions of gravitational lenses. They say their analysis is 10 million times faster than before.

Cassini: Milestones before the final plunge

The 20-year-old Cassini mission will end September 15 with a dramatic plunge into planet Saturn. Here are the milestones for Cassini's final days.
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Harvest Moon tonight?

Bettina Berg in Las Vegas, Nevada contributed this image of 2016's Harvest Moon.

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Millions of stars

ESA says there are 2.8 million stars in this image sequence. Are you a patient person? If so, click here to view in high resolution.
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