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November's Beaver Moon: The Brightest Supermoon of 2025 and Celestial Events
science3 months ago

November's Beaver Moon: The Brightest Supermoon of 2025 and Celestial Events

The November 2025 'Beaver Moon' was the largest and brightest supermoon of the year, offering stunning views and photographs from around the world, including iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Sydney Opera House. The moon's close approach to Earth enhanced its brightness and detail, captivating skywatchers and photographers alike. The event was part of a series of upcoming supermoons in late 2025 and early 2026.

via Space|
#2025-lunar-events#astronomy#beaver-moon
November Nights Dazzle with Multiple Meteor Showers: When and How to Watch
science3 months ago

November Nights Dazzle with Multiple Meteor Showers: When and How to Watch

This week features the peak of the Beaver moon, a supermoon, and the Taurid meteor shower, offering prime opportunities for stargazing. The Beaver moon, the second of three supermoons this year, will be at its closest approach to Earth, appearing larger and brighter. The Taurid meteor shower, known for fireballs, peaks early on November 5th, but visibility may be affected by the full moon. Best viewing spots are dark, open areas away from city lights, with the moon visible in the eastern sky.

via Yahoo|
#beaver-moon#celestial-events#science
Celestial Show: Full Moon and Leonids Meteor Shower This Weekend
science-and-nature1 year ago

Celestial Show: Full Moon and Leonids Meteor Shower This Weekend

This weekend offers a celestial double feature with November's Beaver Moon, the last supermoon of the year, and the Leonid meteor shower peaking on Saturday night into early Sunday. The Beaver Moon, named for the time when beavers prepare for winter, is slightly farther than October's supermoon but still offers a striking view, especially when rising. The Leonid meteor shower, typically producing 15 meteors per hour, may be less visible due to the moon's brightness, with around five meteors per hour expected. Observers are advised to face east and look halfway up the sky for the best chance to see meteors.

via KSL.com|
#astronomy#beaver-moon#leonid-meteor-shower
November's Beaver Moon: Last Supermoon of 2024 Shines Bright
science-and-nature1 year ago

November's Beaver Moon: Last Supermoon of 2024 Shines Bright

The beaver moon, the last supermoon of the year, illuminated skies worldwide on Friday, appearing larger and brighter due to its proximity to Earth. This full moon, named for the time when beavers prepare for winter, was visible in various global locations, including Italy, the UK, the US, Gaza, Thailand, England, Myanmar, and Tunisia, offering stunning views captured in photographs.

via CNN|
#astronomy#beaver-moon#global-views
Catch the Last Supermoon of 2024: The Beaver Moon Peaks Tonight
science-and-nature1 year ago

Catch the Last Supermoon of 2024: The Beaver Moon Peaks Tonight

The final supermoon of 2024, known as the Beaver Moon, was visible across the UK on Friday night, offering a spectacular sight for sky gazers. Although not as bright as October's Hunter's supermoon, it appeared 14% larger and 30% brighter than a typical full moon. This supermoon is the last until October 2025, making it a noteworthy event for astronomy enthusiasts. The Beaver Moon is named for the time of year when beavers are active in preparation for winter. Stunning photos of the event were shared by BBC Weather Watchers.

via BBC.com|
#astronomy#beaver-moon#photography
Catch the Final 2024 Beaver Supermoon and Leonid Meteor Shower
science-and-technology1 year ago

Catch the Final 2024 Beaver Supermoon and Leonid Meteor Shower

The last supermoon of 2024, known as the Beaver Moon, will rise today and can be viewed via a free livestream from Italy, hosted by the Virtual Telescope Project. This supermoon appears 30% brighter and 14% larger due to the moon's proximity to Earth. The livestream begins at 1:30 p.m. EST and can be accessed on Space.com or the Virtual Telescope Project's platforms.

via Space.com|
#astronomy#beaver-moon#livestream
Catch the Year's Final Supermoon and Meteor Shower This Weekend
science1 year ago

Catch the Year's Final Supermoon and Meteor Shower This Weekend

The last supermoon of the year, known as the beaver moon, will peak on Friday, coinciding with the Leonid meteor shower, which reaches its peak on Saturday night. The beaver moon, named for the time when beavers prepare for winter, will appear full to the naked eye for about three days. This supermoon is the fourth consecutive one this year, appearing slightly larger and brighter due to its proximity to Earth. However, the full moon's brightness may reduce visibility of the Leonid meteors, which typically produce 15 meteors per hour but may only show around five per hour this weekend.

via CNN|
#astronomy#beaver-moon#leonid-meteor-shower
Catch the Year's Final Supermoon This Weekend
science1 year ago

Catch the Year's Final Supermoon This Weekend

Skygazers in the U.S. have a final opportunity to view a supermoon this year, as November's Beaver Moon will appear larger and brighter than usual. This supermoon, the fourth consecutive since August, will be visible for nearly three days starting Thursday morning. A supermoon occurs when the moon is full and at its closest point to Earth, affecting tides. The next supermoon won't be visible until October 2025. Observers are encouraged to use a moon map to identify features like the Tycho crater.

via NPR|
#astronomy#beaver-moon#celestial-events
Catch the Last Supermoon of 2024: The Beaver Moon Rises This Week
science1 year ago

Catch the Last Supermoon of 2024: The Beaver Moon Rises This Week

The last supermoon of 2024, known as the 'Beaver' moon, will occur this week as the moon reaches its closest point to Earth, or perigee, at about 225,000 miles away. This unofficial astronomical event, which happens up to four times a year, will be visible starting Thursday night, with the full moon peaking on Friday. Visibility may be affected by cloud coverage in certain U.S. states. The 'Beaver' moon is named for the time when beavers take shelter for winter, following October's 'Hunter's' moon.

via Forbes|
#astronomy#beaver-moon#moon