Weather did permit to catch the awesome way long Super Cold Moon in December for the third of four Super Moons of this supermoon season. We had the first in October (Full Harvest/Hunter's Moon), the second in November (Full Beaver Moon). After this, there is only one more more: the last in January. Here are…Read more Photos: Full Cold Super Moon on December 4th
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Welcoming to the Winter Season – 2025-2026
Hello Winter: Winter: Welcome. . .a Happy Winter! ! ! ! Today marks the first day of the winter season for 2025-2026. 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 to the Winter Season – 2025-2026
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Photos: Full Beaver Super Moon on November 5th
Weather did permit to catch the awesome way long Super Beaver Moon on November for the second of four Super Moons of this season. We had the first in October (Full Harvest/Hunter's Moon). Two more: next in December, and the last in January. Here are photos of November 5th's Full Beaver Super Moon! Enjoy!!. Photos…Read more Photos: Full Beaver Super Moon on November 5th
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November Super Beaver Moon + Information on Upcoming Future Full Moons & Names
November's Beaver Full Moon & More. . . Tomorrow, November 5th at 7:19 a.m. CST is 2025's second, and largest Super Moon! This full moon marks the appearance of the largest sighting, because of it being the closest distance from Earth. The Moon's orbit around the Earth is elliptical rather than circular, which means that the…Read more November Super Beaver Moon + Information on Upcoming Future Full Moons & Names
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Photos: Full Harvest/Hunter’s Super Moon on October 6th
Weather didn't exactly permit, but a few shots were possible on October's Hunter's/Harvest Full Moon, the first Super Moon of the Season. There will be another Super Moon coming right up: the Beaver Moon on November 5th. Mean time, Enjoy!!. Photos of "Full Hunter’s Moon" on October 6th, 2025: Here is the photographic event number…Read more Photos: Full Harvest/Hunter’s Super Moon on October 6th
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October Super Harvest/Hunter’s Moon + Information on Upcoming Future Full Moons & Names
October's Hunter's/Harvest Full Moon & More. . . Tomorrow, October 6th at 10:48 p.m. CST is 2025's first Super Moon! This full moon marks the first supermoon of the year, appearing larger and brighter because of its closer distance to Earth. The Feast of the Hunters' Moon is a distinct historical reenactment event that occurs…Read more October Super Harvest/Hunter’s Moon + Information on Upcoming Future Full Moons & Names
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Happy Fall Astronomy Day – 2025
Happy Fall Astronomy Day! Saturday was Fall Astronomy Day for 2025! It is much earlier than last years, but definitely not forgotten! It's a day to celebrate the season of fall with enjoying all of the cosmos. . . Happy Fall Astronomy Day ! ! ! ☄️ ☄ 🌠 🜸 💫 ☄️ ☄ 🌠 🜸…Read more Happy Fall Astronomy Day – 2025
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Antarctic Partial Solar Eclipse: Satellite Imagery From 09/21/25
Recap of the Antarctic Partial Solar Eclipse: On September 21, 2025, the Moon transited in front of the Sun, partially obscuring it and casting a shadow over certain regions of the Southern Hemisphere, which included the South Pacific starting below the equator moving south east of New Zealand, crossing clear over Antarctica, and fizzling in…Read more Antarctic Partial Solar Eclipse: Satellite Imagery From 09/21/25
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Welcome to the Fall Season – 2025
Happy Fall Season! Autumn (Fall) within hours: Welcome. . .A Happy Autumn & Fall! ! ! ! Today marks the first day of the 2025 fall season. As we move into autumn, an equal amount of Sun exposure is balanced everywhere on Earth, yielding a 12 hour long day--everywhere on Earth from both polar circles…Read more Welcome to the Fall Season – 2025
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The Coming Antarctic Partial Solar Eclipse on Sunday, September 21, 2025
The Coming partial solar eclipse is happening tomorrow Sunday, September 21, 2025. This eclipse will not be visible from anywhere in the northern hemisphere. This includes not being visible anywhere from the United States. It will be visible from the U.S. Territory of Samoa. We will follow up with the video caption of the satellite…Read more The Coming Antarctic Partial Solar Eclipse on Sunday, September 21, 2025
