How to View the Super Flower Moon

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By Madison Mooney You know what they say—April meteor showers bring May Super Flower Moons (at least, that’s what we say)! In the early morning hours of Thursday, May 7, […]

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How to View the Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower

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Photo: An Eta Aquarid meteor streaks over northern Georgia on 29 April 2012. Image Credit: NASA/MSFC/B. Cooke By Madison Mooney The Eta Aquarid (also spelled Eta Aquariid) meteor shower is […]

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How to Observe the Lyrid Meteor Shower

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By Madison Mooney The Lyrid meteor shower peaks on the night of April 21 and the wee hours of April 22. What is the Lyrid Meteor Shower? A meteor is […]

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How to Observe the Super Pink Moon

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By Madison Mooney The biggest supermoon of 2020, known as a Super Pink Moon, will occur on April 7. However, the “super” and “pink” features of this particular Moon will […]

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How to Observe the Conjunction of Venus and the Pleiades

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  By Madison Mooney On April 2, 3, and 4, the planet Venus will pass very close by the Pleiades (M45), a beautiful star cluster often referred to as “the […]

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Celebrating the 2020 Spring Equinox

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By Madison Mooney What is an equinox? An equinox is the moment at which which the sun crosses directly over the celestial equator, an imaginary projection of the earth’s equator […]

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