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September Skywatching: Harvest Moon, Venus at Peak Brightness and Neptune at Opposition

A month of steady celestial events gives casual observers clear dates to plan dark-sky nights and community telescope outings.

Germany to See Very Deep Partial Solar Eclipse on 12 August 2026

Two Meteor Showers Peak Together Late July as Moonlight Cuts Visibility

Buck Moon Peaks July 29 but Best Seen at Moonrise the Evenings of July 28–29

Erdbeermond Confirmed Low on Horizon as Skywatchers Turn to July’s Occultations and Meteor Activity

June Full Moon 'Erdbeermond' Will Rise Low and Gleam Yellow‑Orange

June’s Strawberry Moon Will Be Visible Over NRW at Month’s End

Blue Moon Due on May 31, 2026

May Opens With Full Moon, Closes With Rare Blue Moon at Apogee

Pink Moon Peaks As Artemis II Launches

Pink Moon Over Germany Tonight: When to See It

Pink Moon Reaches Peak Tonight at 10:12 p.m. ET

April’s Night Sky: Venus Leads, Lyrids Peak, and the “Pink Moon” Sets Easter

Total Lunar Eclipse Tonight Favors Pacific, East Asia and Western North America

Snow Moon Peaks as February Sky Show Gets Underway

Snow Moon Lights Up Germany, With Best Remaining Views Forecast Tonight in the Northeast

Snow Moon Peaks Tonight at 5:09 p.m. ET as a Micromoon

Wolf Supermoon Caps Four-Month Run With Global Show on January 3

Cold Moon Caps 2025 With Final Supermoon Seen Around the World

Geminids Set to Peak Dec. 13–14 With Favorable Dark Skies