Look Up: Dragon Fireballs, Disappearing Planets, Hunter's Moon Fill October's Spooky Skies
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@yarnngems.bsky.socialI wanted to make something small and cute that you could clip anywhere! As a pendant, a charm for a bracelet, on an earring, keychain, journal, handbag, you name it! So here it is, a Stainless Steel Crescent moon charm!
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@naochansuzuki.bsky.social暁月の地球照
朝方はもう冬の星座が豪華です
@stargazerdaily.bsky.socialThe Full Moon’s apparent diameter is about 0.5°, a perfect round disc that climbs the sky opposite the Sun.
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@beyondthestars1.bsky.socialLog each lunar crater sighting in a Moon Observation Field Logbook; note the terminator, Tycho, Copernicus, and atmospheric steadiness.
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@deepspacejournal1.bsky.socialTycho and Copernicus shine brightest near the terminator. Spot them with the naked eye, binoculars, or a modest telescope; air reveals rims.
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@celestialatlas1.bsky.socialSunset signals the Full Moon’s arrival—its 0.5° disk stays till sunrise.
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@deepspacejournal1.bsky.socialBinos reveal craters, but a small telescope with averted optics shows Tycho and Copernicus in sharper contrast near the terminator.
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@astronomyunlocked.bsky.socialBinoculars or a small telescope reveal more detail; use averted optics for larger apertures and watch the terminator for Tycho and Copernicus.
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@deepspacejournal1.bsky.socialCatch lunar craters at their brightest—watch the terminator’s edge, then spot Tycho and Copernicus with binoculars or a small telescope.
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@darkcosmicinsights.bsky.socialThere’s a dark pit on the Moon that may open into an ancient lava tube. 🌑
NASA has selected GIMLI to investigate what’s underneath using radar, gravity, and seismic measurements.
@cosmicobserver1.bsky.socialThe Moon’s terminator draws out crater shadows—Tycho and Copernicus become striking. Calm air and averted optics add clarity.
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@aruzmaart.bsky.socialI found this photo of the moon that I had taken a while ago.
@astrobiotoons.bsky.socialCartoon #15 "Lunar Oasis" ... in which some astronauts make a stellar discovery #Astrobiology #Moon #Water
@spacenewsdaily.bsky.socialUS aims for permanent moon outpost by 2032, focusing on nuclear tech
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