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Richard Bassom captured this long fireball using on November 18, 2025, at 18:01 GMT from Ringwood, England. © Richard Bassom

During this period the moon will reach its last quarter phase on Tuesday July 7th. At that time the moon will be located 90 degrees west of the sun in the sky rise near midnight local daylight saving time (LDST). As the week progresses the moo...


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Mark Kirschner captured this colorful Leonid fireball using his AllSky Camera System on November 18, 2025, at 04:47 EDT (09:47 UT from North Branford, Connecticut, USA. © Mark Kirschner

During this period the moon will reach its last quarter phase on Tuesday July 7th. At that ...


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Samuel G. captured the last moments of this fragmenting fireball from Jonesboro, AR USA. © Samuel G.

A spectacular bolide lit up the night sky on Sunday evening, June 14th, over a dozen states, sparking awe and hundreds of eyewitness reports. Captured by NASA’s meteor camera network, the celestial event provided a rare glimpse into the dynamics of our solar system as a fragme...


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Mark Kirschner captured this colorful Leonid fireball using his AllSky Camera System on November 18, 2025, at 04:47 EDT (09:47 UT from North Branford, Connecticut, USA. © Mark Kirschner

Meteor season finally gets going in July for the Northern Hemisphere. The first half of the...


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Nicolas Rossetto captured this long earthgrazing Leonid fireball on November 17, 2025, at 23:47 CET (22:47 UT) from Jouhe, France. © Nicolas Rossetto

During this period the moon will reach its first quarter phase on Sunday June 21st. At that time the moon will be located 90 degrees east of the sun and will set near midnight local summer time (LST) on June 21/22. As the w...


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