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The Perseids are reliably strongest from mid-July through late August, with peak activity usually around August 11–13. The best time on any given night is after midnight and b...
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The Moon’s phases result from its orbit around Earth and the shifting angles of sunlight that reach the near side. The Moon does not produce its own light; it reflects sunligh...
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The phrase July 17 meteor shower refers to a modest, daylight-active meteor stream that peaks around July 17 each year. It is not a major shower, and it is often observed during...
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Jupiter reaches opposition roughly every 13 months, placing it opposite the Sun so it rises at sunset, is highest near midnight, and sets near sunrise. Even when not at oppositi...
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The Strawberry Moon is the traditional name for the full Moon that typically falls in June. As a full Moon, it rises near sunset, shines brightest around moonrise, and can appea...
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