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The moon cozies up to the 'Seven Sisters' Pleiades tonight — here's how to see the close encounter (opens the original)
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As September draws to a close on Sept. 30, an 80% illuminated waning gibbous moon pays a visit to the iconic Pleiades (M45) open cluster. While this stellar nursery is normally a dazzling, easy sight through binoculars, tonight's viewing dynamic presents a unique and dramatic observation challenge. The intense lunar spotlight casts significant glare across the cluster, heavily washing out its faint blue reflection nebulosity. The close encounter also makes the Pleiades particularly easy to locat
A ghostly pyramid of light is about to appear before dawn — here's how to see it (opens the original)
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Starting today (Sept. 9), skywatchers in the Northern Hemisphere have a chance to spot one of the night sky's more elusive sights: the zodiacal light. Zodiacal light is a faint, pyramid-shaped glow rising in the east before morning twilight. It is caused by sunlight reflecting off interplanetary dust. The phenomenon is sometimes nicknamed the "false dawn" because its soft glow can be mistaken for the signs of morning twilight. Unlike dawn, however, the zodiacal light appears as a distinct cone o
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