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Wayne Wooten

Reporter · US

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Aug 31, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Dr. Wayne Wooten

    September skies of the Gulf Coast (opens the original)

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    For September 2026, the moon is last quarter on September 4. The waning crescent moon is just above Mars on the morning of September 6, and much brighter than Jupiter on September 8. The new moon is September 10. Back in the evening sky, the moon lies to the right of Venus in twilight on September 13, and above and to the left of it on the 14th. It is interesting to show kids the crescent Venus in the telescope and compare it to the crescent Moon then. It is a graphic reminder that, like the Moo

  2. Article · Aug 10, 2026 · Dr. Wayne Wooten

    August skies of the Gulf Coast (opens the original)

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    For August 2026, the new moon on August 12 will be no problem for the peak of the Perseid Meteors in the dawn hours; expect perhaps a meteor a minute streaming out of the radiant rising in Perseus, in the northeastern sky. The moon then moves into the evening sky, passing two degrees south of brilliant Venus in the dusk on August 16. The moon is first quarter on August 19. The August full moon, the Thunder Moon, is on August 27-28th, and will feature a partial lunar eclipse. For Pensacola, the p

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Dr. Wayne Wooten

    July skies for the Gulf Coast (opens the original)

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    For July 2026, the moon is last quarter on July 7, passing north of Saturn in the dawn sky. The waning crescent moon passes north of Mars on July 11. The new moon is on July 14. The waxing crescent moon passes below Venus in the SW twilight on July 17. It is the first quarter on July 21. The full (thunder) moon is on July 29. Mercury is lost in the Sun’s glare in July, but Venus is dominating the western dusk. It is a waning gibbous disk, 70% sunlit as July begins, but only 55% at month’s end. I

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