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| | | When is the next supermoon? | | We've just passed a series of 3 full supermoons. The next supermoons of 2018 will be the new moons of June, July and August. | | | When is the next Blue Moon? | | Blue-colored moons are rare. But folklore has defined 2 other sorts of Blue Moons, which are more commonly seen. The next one will be March 31, 2018. | | | Zodiacal light glowing pyramid after dark | | From the Northern Hemisphere, after full darkness falls, look for a hazy pyramid of light extending up from the sunset point. Southern Hemisphere? Look east before dawn. | | | | | |
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| | | Where's the moon? Waning gibbous | You'll find the moon rising late at night now, and, if you look closely, you might catch it in a blue daytime sky, in the west after sunrise. Jenney Disimon caught this moon on February 2 from Sabah, North Borneo. | | | | |
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| | Fast-moving asteroid to buzz us today | This image comes from 3 90-second exposures, unfiltered, taken at Tenagra Observatory in Arizona on February 3. A robotic mount tracked the fast (50″/minute) apparent motion of the asteroid, so stars are apparently trailing. The asteroid is the sharp dot in the center, marked with two red lines. Image via Virtual Telescope Project. | | |
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