The upcoming New Moon will create a ghostly shine on the Moon, known as the "Da Vinci Glow," named after Leonardo Da Vinci, who unraveled its mystery centuries ago. Check out this article to know how to see it in the coming days.
At roughly 356,568 kilometers away from earth, the new moon tonight will be the closest to earth that is has been for nearly a thousand years. Read to know more.
on June 14 the Strawberry supermoon will be at its peak. Read on to find out more about the delicious nickname of June's full moon and the different lunar phases.
This month, NASA is back with its top skywatching tips, offering up two thrilling treats to look out for. The tips comprise how to best watch Venus and the Milky Way.
From multiple planet sightings, a galaxy containing one trillion stars, and a meteor shower, the August night sky is fully booked for events the whole month. Would it be a coincidence that the month will end the same way it will begin?
Predicted to occur this Thursday, Oct. 23, the off-center new moon will pass in front of the sun creating a partial solar eclipse seen across the United States. Though the predicted visibility will range anywhere from twelve to seventy percent of clarity, researchers at NASA expect that the event will be widely visible across the entire continental US.