Tag: Comet C/2020 T2 (Palomar)

A Waxing Moon in Evening, Planets Appear after Sunset and Midnight, Minor Planets Dance with Deep Sky Delights, and Nova News!

This mosaic of images taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter is centred on Mare Imbrium, the huge and ancient impact basin that covers much of the moon’s northern Earth-facing hemisphere. The mountains around its right (lunar west) edge are highlighted around the first quarter phase. Sinus Iridium and the curved Montes Jura are prominent about…
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The New Moon Munches the Sun, Prime Planets after Midnight, and Moonless Evenings Grant Glittering Globulars!

A fine example of an annular solar eclipse during totality (annularity)! Much of Eastern North America will see a typical partial eclipse (with a bite out of the sun) already in progress at sunrise on Thursday, June 10. It will end at 6:39 am EDT. Use proper solar filters to view any of this eclipse…
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