The Earth Is Getting a Mini-Moon—but Only for About a Month
On August 7, 2024, NASA’s Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) detected a space object that, for a little more than a month, will become a mini-moon of Earth. Named 2024 PT5, the rock is only 33 meters long and will form a kind of horseshoe-like orbit around Earth from September 29 to November 5 before leaving Earth’s orbit.
September’s full Harvest Moon marks a turning point in the growing cycle in the Northern Hemisphere. Investors will be ...
Many Native American peoples traditionally referred to the full moons around August and September also as "corn moons. Other ...
Astrologer Valerie Mesa explains why charging crystals during September's full moon isn't necessarily a good idea.
On September 22, our satellite passes in front of the famous star cluster M45 in a rare, breathtaking event, producing ...
The partial lunar eclipse winked out part of the moon as the Earth orbited between the sun and the moon, casting a shadow.
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This month's lunation coincides with a partial eclipse, lasting approximately 246 minutes from start to finish ...
A supermoon has lit up the sky across the world coinciding with a rare partial lunar eclipse. That meant the Moon could be ...
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