Moon
The Moon is one of the most familiar celestial bodies in the sky that we're all accustomed to. However, you can never get bored of observing our natural satellite, as its appearance is constantly changing. The Moon can be full and new, waxing and waning, a thin crescent or a fully-illuminated disk. Once in a while, it can even become a Supermoon, or a Blood Moon! Each month's Full Moon has its own peculiar names given to it by different cultures: Wolf Moon, Strawberry Moon, Worm Moon, and so on. The Moon can also get close to bright planets in the sky which is always a spectacular sight. Here, you'll find useful tips on when it's best to observe the Moon in the sky and learn lots of fun facts about our natural satellite.
Bright “Star” Next to Moon: What Planet Is Near the Moon Tonight?
What is that bright dot shining near the Moon tonight? Find out about stars and planets that can be seen next to our natural satellite this month!
September 2025 Total Lunar Eclipse Guide: The Moon Turns Red Tonight
On September 7-8, 2025, the Moon will turn red for 82 minutes. Over 7 billion people will witness at least part of this event. Find out where, when, and how to watch it!
September Full Moon 2025: Meaning of the Red Corn Moon
A Full Moon that turns red? 🌕🔴 The September 2025 Corn Moon comes with a total lunar eclipse! Find out when and where to see this rare Full Moon.
Partial Solar Eclipse 2025: The “Equinox Eclipse” Visible in New Zealand
On September 21, 2025, a deep partial solar eclipse will grace the skies. Read this article for detailed timings, eclipse maps, and top viewing locations.
What Is a Black Moon and When Is the Next One in 2025?
Why is the Black Moon good for stargazing? Discover what a Black Moon is, when it will occur in 2025, and how it differs from a New or Dark Moon. 🌚
August Full Moon 2025: Sturgeon Moon Is Not Alone!
Don’t miss the August 2025 Sturgeon Moon — a Full Moon that meets a planetary alignment! Learn when to see this celestial event, and what else makes the August Full Moon special.
January Full Moon 2026: Wolf Moon Near Glowing Jupiter
The first Full Moon in 2026 (the Wolf Moon) will take place on January 3. Learn when and how to see the Wolf Full Moon and why it's called so.
The Moon Illusion: Why Is the Moon So Big Today?
Have you ever seen the huge Moon floating behind the buildings? 🌕It’s likely not a Supermoon but a Moon illusion. Learn how our satellite plays with our brains!
Full Buck Moon 2025: When Is the July Full Moon 2025 & What Is Its Meaning
Stargazers, get ready! On July 10, 2025, we’ll see the Full Buck Moon! Learn how to observe it and why it has such a peculiar name.
Was the Moon Landing Fake? Debunking 5 Common Myths
Uncover the truth behind the conspiracy theories surrounding the 1969 Moon landing. Let’s face the facts and destroy the myths!