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Articles, photos and discussion about the Earth's moon.

The Moon is an astronomical body that orbits planet Earth and is Earth's only permanent natural satellite.

It is the fifth-largest natural satellite in the Solar System, and the largest among planetary satellites relative to the size of the planet that it orbits.

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لماذا يسمي بدر أبريل بالقمر الوردي

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2024/04/24
21:34 UTC
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A moment of reflection as the Pink Moon rises in Boston.

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2024/04/24
21:30 UTC
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Full moon moonbow

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2024/04/24
17:56 UTC
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Pink moon 2024

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2024/04/24
16:57 UTC
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Ring of light from the moon

Can someone please explain why this ring is forming.

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2024/04/24
11:56 UTC
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I think we have a Mai-HiME situation with the moon tonight. Pic from Northern Rivers NSW Australia

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2024/04/24
11:44 UTC
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Everything is beautiful moon

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2024/04/24
05:26 UTC
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Pink moon (Mexico)

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2024/04/24
04:01 UTC
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100% full moon photographed in Maine April 23,2024. Nikon P950 handheld

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2024/04/24
01:08 UTC
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Full moon tonight, view from my window.

We love our usual ospreys, alligators, boats , fireworks and sunsets but this moon was just so vibrant and beautiful I had to share.

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2024/04/24
00:49 UTC
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full moon in Barcelona

this is my first telescope pic i took it with my phone and im actually really proud

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2024/04/23
23:39 UTC
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Beautiful sight

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2024/04/23
16:32 UTC
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Moon with passing clouds, April 17, 2024 in California USA [oc]

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2024/04/23
12:36 UTC
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April 23 AM, Object flies in front of moon.

Probably nothing out the ordinary, just curious. A bug shouldnt be in focus enough to even show up, a bird higher in the sky maybe but it would have to be moving fast, idk. Someone with more experience tell me what it likely is, I'm going with bug. -Bottom from right to left-

(Galaxy S20 stuck on an 80 dollar generic telescope with an upgraded eyepiece.)

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2024/04/23
10:30 UTC
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