Moon

Scroll through all your social media and you will without a doubt come across someone who is taking part in the supposed increased gravity broom trick.

This week will kick off what is said to be an active month of meteor showers. Luckily, the SouthCoast will get to experience two consecutive showers this week.

It's been the summer of shooting stars, I think. Hopefully, you all are making some good wishes. If not, tonight may be your night.

There will be a pretty cool full moon out tonight, but you may be missing the best part.

A pink moon is on it's way as Nick Drake would say.

The UMass Dartmouth Observatory invites the public to night-sky viewing sessions.

I'm not sure there could be a more epic name than this for a lunar event. Here's what you need to know.

This moon is the trifecta of all moons. Not only is it the second full moon in January (making it a blue moon), but it will be a supermoon (at, or near its closest point in its orbit around Earth – appearing larger and brighter than any other moon), and will feature a blood moon (a total lunar eclipse will occur, and while the moon is in the Earth’s shadow, will take on a reddish tint)... Read Mor

A supermoon appears bigger and brighter than normal because it's closer to Earth.

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