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James Abbott

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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · James Abbott, North Essex Astronomical Society

    What to look for in September's night sky as autumn officially begins (opens the original)

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    The Autumn Equinox arrives on September 23 when the hours of daylight and night are roughly equal all over the Earth. Full Moon is on the 26 and, as in August, is a ‘Harvest Moon’. At this time of the year, the rising of the Moon only advances by a matter of minutes each night around the time of Full Moon. This month across the three nights after Full Moon, moonrise only advances by a total of three quarters of an hour, which is much less a gap than at other times of the year. This gave farmers

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