Moon Energy

11/17/2025

🌠 Stargazers, Tonight Is the Night!

The Leonid meteor shower reaches its peak tonight, delivering one of November’s most dazzling sky displays. Expect quick, bright shooting stars slicing across the darkness as Earth passes through the debris stream left behind by Comet Tempel–Tuttle.

✨ When to watch: Late tonight through early morning on November 18
How to watch: Just step outside under a dark sky — no telescope or binoculars required!

For full details, check out: https://astronomynews.site/?p=601

11/06/2025

✨ Look Up Tonight!
On the evening of November 6, 2025, the Moon will appear very close to the Pleiades (The Seven Sisters) — one of the most famous star clusters in the sky.

🌙 What’s Happening?
The Moon will pass near the Pleiades in the constellation Ta**us, creating a beautiful celestial pairing that you can enjoy with the naked eye — no telescope needed.

🔭 How to Watch:
• After sunset, look toward the eastern sky.
• Find the bright Moon, then look for a small group of blue, shimmering stars nearby.
• For the best view, choose a dark location away from city lights.
• Beaches, mountains, and open fields are perfect spots.

💫 About the Pleiades:
The Pleiades are a cluster of young stars often called The Seven Sisters in mythology, symbolizing family, unity, and ancient sky stories across many cultures.

📷 Photography Tip:
Because the Moon is bright, use short exposures.
A smartphone on a tripod works surprisingly well!

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🌍 The sky always has something to say — all you have to do is look up.

08/03/2025

07/17/2025

The Moon’s not done with us yet. 🌙✨

Here are the remaining full moons of 2025, and each one has something magical to offer whether it’s a name rooted in tradition, a lunar eclipse, or a jaw-dropping supermoon.

📅 July 10 – Buck Moon
Named for the time when male deer (bucks) begin growing new antlers. This mid-summer moon kicks off the season of full moon wonder.

📅 August 9 – Sturgeon Moon
Tied to the abundance of sturgeon fish once found in North American lakes, this moon casts a deep, serene glow during the dog days of summer.

📅 September 7 – Blood Moon Eclipse
This isn’t just a full moon—it’s a lunar eclipse, giving the moon a dramatic reddish hue as Earth’s shadow slides across it. Don’t miss this hauntingly beautiful sky event.

📅 October 7 – First Supermoon of the Year
Bigger. Brighter. Closer. This supermoon appears larger than usual because it’s at its closest point to Earth (perigee). Get ready for lunar drama.

📅 November 5 – Biggest & Brightest Moon of the Year
The ultimate supermoon of 2025! This one is the closest of them all—lighting up the sky with breathtaking brilliance. If you only catch one, let it be this.

📅 December 4 – Last Supermoon of the Year
This isn’t just a full moon it’s a lunar eclipse, giving the moon a dramatic reddish hue as Earth’s shadow slides across it. Don’t miss this hauntingly beautiful sky event.

🌠 Whether you're a seasoned skywatcher or just moon-curious, mark these dates and look up. Because when the Moon shows off, you don’t want to miss it.

🌝 Happy Moon-gazing!