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09/26/2025

LOOK UP — OCTOBER 2025 IS GOING TO BE EPIC! 🌠

Get ready for one of the most spectacular months of stargazing this year! October skies will treat us to two dazzling comets.

But that’s not all… The Orionid Meteor Shower peaks on October 21–22, painting the night sky with bright streaks of light. Mercury will also reach its best morning view on October 23, and the Full Hunter’s Moon rises beautifully on October 6.

Mark your calendars — October is packed with must-see celestial shows you won’t want to miss. Grab your binoculars, head to a dark sky, and enjoy the magic of the universe above us.

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09/12/2025

09/05/2025

🌕✨ Big Moon Events Are Coming — Don’t Miss Them!

🔴 September 7 – Blood Moon Eclipse
On this night, the Moon will slip into Earth’s shadow and glow deep red. This magical “Blood Moon” happens when sunlight bends through our atmosphere — the same reason sunsets look fiery orange and red.

🌕 October 7 – First Supermoon of 2025
The first Supermoon of the year rises! Because the Moon will be at its closest point to Earth, it will look bigger and shine brighter than a regular full Moon — especially just after it rises above the horizon.

🌕💛 November 5 – The Biggest Supermoon of the Year
Mark your calendars! This will be the most dazzling Supermoon of 2025 — the closest full Moon of the year. Expect it to look noticeably larger and up to 30% brighter than usual.

🌕❄️ December 4 – Final Supermoon of 2025
The last Supermoon of the year arrives with a crisp winter glow, a perfect way to wrap up a year of breathtaking lunar shows.

🌌✨ Each of these nights is a chance to enjoy the Moon like never before. Step outside, look up, and take in the view!

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09/02/2025

🌕✨ Blood Moon Eclipse – September 7, 2025 ✨🌕

Tonight, the skies will treat us to a breathtaking sight: a Blood Moon Eclipse! 🌑🔴

📍 What is happening?
As the Moon passes into Earth’s shadow, it loses direct sunlight. Instead, light filtered through our atmosphere paints the Moon in deep red and copper tones. This rare celestial event has inspired awe and mystery throughout history.

🔭 Where can it be seen?
The eclipse will be visible across much of the world. For the clearest view, head away from city lights and find a dark sky spot.

⏰ Best viewing time:
The eclipse unfolds overnight, with its peak revealing the Moon at its most vivid crimson glow.

💡 Viewing tips:
• No telescope needed — the eclipse is visible to the naked eye.
• For photography, use a tripod for steady shots.
• Dark, rural areas provide the most dramatic views.

🌍 Don’t miss this unforgettable celestial show — the next Blood Moon may be years away!

08/20/2025

🌕🔴 Blood Moon – September 7, 2025 🔴🌕

On the night of September 7, 2025, the sky will host one of the most breathtaking celestial shows of the year: a Total Lunar Eclipse, also known as the Blood Moon.

✨ Why does it turn red?
During a total lunar eclipse, Earth moves directly between the Sun and the Moon. Sunlight passing through Earth’s atmosphere scatters — the shorter blue wavelengths are filtered out, while the longer red and orange wavelengths bend around the Earth and illuminate the Moon. This creates the eerie crimson glow we call the Blood Moon.

📍 How to Watch:
• Look toward the eastern horizon after sunset.
• The eclipse is visible to the naked eye — no special glasses are needed.
• For the best experience, find a location away from city lights.

📸 Photography Tips:
• Use a tripod for stability.
• Adjust exposure: 0.5–2 seconds for sharp details.
• Include silhouettes of landscapes, trees, or buildings for dramatic effect.
• Try different focal lengths (wide-angle for landscapes, telephoto for close-ups).

🌍 Fun Fact:
While often associated with mystery and myths throughout history, a Blood Moon is simply a beautiful natural consequence of orbital mechanics and Earth’s atmosphere.

👉 Don’t miss this chance to witness the Moon bathed in haunting red light — a spectacle that won’t return until the next eclipse cycle!

07/22/2025

The upcoming full moon is scheduled for August 9, 2025, also referred to as the Sturgeon Moon.