There is a precursor to the coming Great American Total Solar Eclipse (April 8th) happening tomorrow: a penumbral lunar eclipse, the Full Worm Moon: March 25th, visible everywhere in the United States and North America, and most of South America. While this eclipse will not be even partial, the intensity of the full Moon will…Read more Penumbral Lunar Eclipse – The Full Worm Moon – March 25th
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Welcoming the Spring Season – 2024
Spring Starts Today: Welcome. . .HAPPY S-P-R-I-N-G!!! Today marks the first day of the spring season for 2024. As we move towards summer, spring is the maximum movement of the Sun towards north, lengthening days in the northern hemisphere, and a change in seasonal weather. Here are some facts and trivia. . . 🌼 🐝 🌷…Read more Welcoming the Spring Season – 2024
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Welcoming the Winter Season – 2023-24
Hello Winter: Welcome to. . .A Happy Winter! ! ! ! Today marks the first day of the winter season for 2023-24. Seemingly the longest of all seasons, because the nights seem so long as the long shadows and darker twilight add to a nighttime that just won't ever seem to go away. I am…Read more Welcoming the Winter Season – 2023-24
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Recent Partial Lunar Eclipse in Eastern Hemisphere – The Full Hunter’s Moon – October 28th
The recent Full Hunter's Moon was a lunar eclipse whereby partiality was not visible anywhere in the United States--although the penumbral sections of it were visible near moonrise/sunset in far northeast sections from Virginia to eastern Ohio all the way to Maine. It included both New York, and Boston, Massachusetts. It was also visible near…Read more Recent Partial Lunar Eclipse in Eastern Hemisphere – The Full Hunter’s Moon – October 28th
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Photos & Video: September Full Harvest Moon + Information on Upcoming Future Full Moons & Names
Here are photos & bonus video of September's Full Harvest Super Moon on September 29th! The next Super Full Moon will occur on September 17, 2024 at 10:34 pm CST. The next Super Moon will be a New Moon--one of 3 Super New Moons in a row in the year 2024. The first super new moon…Read more Photos & Video: September Full Harvest Moon + Information on Upcoming Future Full Moons & Names
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Welcome to the Fall Season – 2023
Autumn (Fall): Welcoming you to. . .A Happy Autumn & Fall ! ! ! ! It just started, so I am sharing the following facts and trivia. 🍁 🌰 🍃 🍂 🍁 🌰 🍃 🍂 🍁 🌰 🍃 🍂 🍁 🌰 🍃 🍂 Facts: Timing: Happening now--Thursday, September 23, at 1:50 a.m. CST. Official scientific name: Autumnal…Read more Welcome to the Fall Season – 2023
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Photos: August Full Moons Including the Blue Moon + Information on Upcoming Future Full Moons & Names
Here are photos of August's set of Full Super Moons, starting with the Full Sturgeon Moon on August 1st and then a second of the Full Blue Moon on August 30th! The next blue moon will occur on August 19, 2024, at 1:26 p.m. CST, but this classification of a Blue Moon is because there…Read more Photos: August Full Moons Including the Blue Moon + Information on Upcoming Future Full Moons & Names
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National Moon Day ’23 + Photos of This Year’s Best Moon Photos
Get ready for the coming super event – the Super Blue Moon on August 31st!! To the recent National Moon Day, here are some awesome photos in my annual event. . . Best Photos of Moon – 2022 to 2023 Full Buck Moon – July 4, 2023: Images © 2023 Versatileer Crescent Moon with Awesome Sunset…Read more National Moon Day ’23 + Photos of This Year’s Best Moon Photos
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Welcome to Summer! – 2023
Summer within hours: Welcome. . .S-U-M-M-E-R ! ! Today marks the first day of the 2023 summer season. As we move into summer, the maximum amount of Sun exposure is imminent towards north, maximum length days in the northern hemisphere, and the highest solar indexes are measured in the northern hemisphere--with nearly two-thirds of sunlight,…Read more Welcome to Summer! – 2023
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May 5th Penumbral Lunar Eclipse, Not Visible in U.S. – Today
There is a small treat for persons on the other side of the globe, a penumbral lunar eclipse. A penumbral lunar eclipse is barely visible, as the moon loses brightness and intensity, especially on one corner of the Moon. Between the phase of the intense solar eclipse and this lunar eclipse, the Moon is just…Read more May 5th Penumbral Lunar Eclipse, Not Visible in U.S. – Today
