Stunning planetary lineups, a total lunar eclipse, two great meteor showers, and more -- your guide to the fall sky
The Moon takes center stage at the beginning of autumn, especially for a total lunar eclipse, while the morning fall sky features three bright planets and two notable...
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On the road home today? Take the latest Superstars of Astronomy podcast with you!
The SETI Institute's Seth Shostak talks astrobiology, the sci-fi alien "look," UFOs, and what it would mean to detect a signal from an extraterrestrial civilization.
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Looking for an amazing trip next spring? Join us in Bali for a total solar eclipse!
Tour Bali and witness totality with Astronomy magazine and TravelQuest International on March 2-11, 2016!
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Subscriber Exclusive: No. 17 on Bob Berman's list of weird is a stellar remnant powerful enough to affect Earth
This highly magnetized neutron start released a burst that emitted more energy in a tenth of a second than our Sun has released in 100,000 years.
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  • Astrocamp This list is great! Cool that Europa and Enceladus are featured... two objects whose weirdness should become a little less mysterious in the not-too distant future.
September 5 sky event: Asteroid Metis is at opposition, 11 p.m. EDT (3h UT Sept. 6)
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Stunning planetary lineups, a total lunar eclipse, two great meteor showers, and more -- your guide to the fall sky, http://goo.gl/a62ase
The Moon takes center stage at the beginning of autumn for a total lunar eclipse, while the morning fall sky features three bright planets and two notable meteor...
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September 5 sky event: Last Quarter Moon occurs at 9h54m UT (5:54 a.m. EDT)
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  • हर्षित सिँह Next new moon will occur at 06:42 UTC 13 September 2015 smile emoticon 

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September 5 sky event: The Moon passes 0.5° north of Aldebaran, 6h UT (2 a.m. EDT)
Using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have found that the Andromeda and Milky Way galaxies have a similar percentage of newborn stars...
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September 4 sky event: Mercury is at greatest eastern elongation (27°), 10h UT (6 a.m. EDT)