October’s skies are packed with celestial surprises, from Jupiter disappearing behind the Moon to two meteor showers lighting up the darkness. NASA highlights four must-see events, including shooting ...

Monday, October 26 October’s Full Moon occurs at 12:12 A.M. EDT, shining brightly in both the morning and evening sky. The October Full Moon is also called the Hunter’s Moon, which follows the Full ...

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Hello Games will release No Man’s Sky for iOS on October 28, the company announced. Inspired by the adventure and imagination that we love from classic science-fiction, No Man’s Sky presents you with ...

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Mercury reaches its greatest eastern elongation from the Sun at 6 A.M. EDT today, standing 25° from our star. The Moon then passes 2° south of Mercury at 4 P.M. EDT. Both are now in Libra. By evening, ...

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October brings a lunar occultation, two meteor showers and a full Moon, with Jupiter hidden behind the Moon on October 6. NASA highlights the Draconids, which peak on October 8, and the Orionids, ...

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BUFFALO, N.Y. — October skies are full of many delights for any spooky stargazers. Clear skies Thursday night will make for great stargazing across Western New York. Just in time, the Draconid meteor ...

It’s fall, which means the nights are getting colder and longer—but they will also soon be speckled with shooting stars when a pair of meteor showers make their annual visit to Earth this month. The ...

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