Get ready!! 🎃 The spooky October night sky promises two meteor showers, ANOTHER supermoon (!!!) and what our astronomer, Bob Berman, calls a "photographer's comet". Plus, now that the skies have darkened, planets like Venus and Jupiter are easier to spot. Find the details here! 🎃 Almanac.com/Night-Sky-October | The Old Farmers Almanac

planetary parade will take place in January 2025, with six planets visible in the night sky and a seventh joining later. A planetary parade, also known as a planetary alignment, is when multiple planets are visible in the night sky at the same time. The planets will be visible from January 21, 2025, and for about four weeks after. The best time to view them is around 8:30 PM local time, after sunset. The planets that will be visible are Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus. Mars, Ve

🔭 For a successful night star gazing, we recommend these apps: ✨ Dark Sky Map ✨ Stellarium Mobile ✨ PhotoPills Are there any others you'd recommend? #stargazing #starspotting #astronomy | Star Name Registry

Star Gazing on the Space Shuttle ✨ NASA Astronaut Tom Jones gives personal insights on the differences between viewing the night sky on Earth and in space. To hear more, check out episode 41 of the Behind the Wings podcast at https://buff.ly/3TnMGak or wherever you listen! #wingsovertherockies #wingsmuseum #airandspace #podcast #behindthewingspodcast #space #spaceshuttle #astronaut #nasa #stars | Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum

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