Amy Ray, a resident astronomer at the Hobby-Eberly telescope at the McDonald Observatory in Fort Davis, joined the Standard ...

THE term “harvest moon,” originating in England, where the brilliant moon-light of several consecutive evenings aided the harvesting of crops, is the popular expression for the moon at its ...

The most well-known full moon is likely the "Harvest Moon" which is the closest full moon to the Autumn Equinox, it can fall in either September or October. Joe Rao is Space.com's skywatching ...

7, 2:09 p.m.; near the autumn equinox, this moon’s bright light helped farmers harvest crops late into the night. October: Harvest moon – Oct. 6, 11:48 p.m.; following the harvest, this moon ...

One of the most famous full moons of the year, the “Harvest Moon ... The reason for the moon’s color as it rises (and sets) is Rayleigh scattering—the deflection of light off molecules ...

You can check out a super harvest ... blood moon? Blood moons occur during partial or complete lunar eclipses. The Earth ...