This week you have the chance to see a bigger and brighter moon with the annual Harvest Moon taking to the sky. The celestial event always occurs before the autumn equinox and signals the start ...

The September Harvest Moon, a partial lunar eclipse, will make its debut in the sky Monday evening and last through Thursday morning. The full moon will peak at 10:35 p.m. EDT on Tuesday ...

The full moon closest to autumnal equinox often takes the name, "Harvest Moon." Late summer to early fall is a time for harvesting corn in much of the United States. The full moon around this time ...

The full moon closest to autumnal equinox often takes the name, "Harvest Moon." Late summer to early fall is a time for harvesting corn in much of the United States. The full moon around this time ...

Amid this week's full Harvest Moon, which also just so happens to be an exceptionally large and bright supermoon, another phenomenon occurred: a partial lunar eclipse. On Tuesday evening ...

As the nights grow long and the temperatures cool in the Northern Hemisphere, a new moon famed for its brightness and orange hue will rise in the sky. The Harvest Moon, which has inspired no ...

The harvest full moon shone bright across the world, from China and Turkey to Australia and the U.S.A. Gary Hershorn/Getty Images This year’s harvest full moon was a spectacular sight in the sky!

If you pick one night this month to do some stargazing, make it tonight. There will be a harvest moon, blood moon, and partial lunar eclipse happening all at once, creating a special astrological ...

slightly, and fall is on its way. To usher in the start of the harvest season is another supermoon. September's full moon, known as the "harvest moon," will be a sight to behold because it is also ...

And keep an eye out for Saturn, which will look like a bright dot close to the full moon. The name harvest moon is a nod to the season because the event happens close to the beginning of fall ...

The Harvest Moon, the second of four supermoon full moons in 2024, will light up the sky on 18th September. From our vantage point, the moon will appear to glow 14% bigger and 30% brighter.