Learn About Earth's Nearest Neighbor - The Moon
The annual Observe The Moon event rolls around again tonight, October 21st.
If you post about your observation on social media, tag your posts with #ObserveTheMoon.
International Observe the Moon Night on NASA TV
Tonight at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET / midnight BST / 11 p.m. UTC: Catch up on NASA lunar science and exploration from the … Read the rest of this article
July 27, 2018 sees the longest total lunar eclipse of the 21st century.
While this eclipse will be completely visible in Eastern Africa and Central Asia, viewers in Western Africa, Eastern Asia, South America, Europe, and Australia will only catch a partial glimpse.
The times in the image above (taken from my LunarPhase Pro software) are in UT (Universal Time … Read the rest of this article
We all know that the moon always presents the same face to observers since it takes as long to turn once on its axis as it does to complete one orbit of the Earth.
This is because the Moon … Read the rest of this article