Full Moons are mysterious, magical, and important ways to mark the passage of time. Each month, the Farmers’ Almanac celebrates the monthly full Moon noting their traditional and alternative names (Sturgeon Moon, Beaver Moon, Harvest Moon, etc.). Most of these names come from the Algonquin, a Native American peoples that once inhabited large areas of
Mooncakes are a part of what many call the Mooncake Festival or Mid-Autumn Festival. These special treats are an essential part of the festivities, and their significance goes beyond just their delicious taste.
We’ll all have an opportunity to see Copernicus, known as the “Monarch of the Moon” during key phases. See the dates!
In honor of the anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing, writer Ed Higgins shares his memories of the space event of a lifetime. Plus, check out the TV footage from July 20, 1969! The Apollo 11 Moon Landing Anniversary: Memories Of A Lifetime As the anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing approaches, it
There are lots of exciting things happening in the cosmos this month, including two full Moons, several planetary line ups, and more! Here’s the full calendar astronomical events happening in March 2018.
Every autumn, vast numbers of songbirds depart from our northerly latitudes and fly south to warmer climes, many at night. How do they know where they’re going? We explain.
Ever notice how big the Moon appears at times or in pictures? It’s called Moon Illusion. Learn more.
You’ve heard of the Man on the Moon but what about an “X” on the Moon? Learn all about Lunar X (and Lunar V) and the best times to spot them.
No this isn’t a story about cyborgs! Learn more about the line where light meets dark on both the Moon and planet Earth.
What is it about your porch light or camping lantern that attracts insects? Find out!
