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Full Harvest Moon
Full Harvest Moon
Sep 7 – Sep 8 all-day
![]() Take a peek at the sky tonight and you’ll see a full moon. A full moon is when the moon and the sun are opposite of each other from an earth perspective.
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Mid-Autumn Festival (Moon Cake Festival)
12:36 am
Mid-Autumn Festival (Moon Cake Festival)
Sep 8 @ 12:36 am – 1:36 am
![]() Also called the Moon Cake Festival, China’s harvest festival is an occasion to scoff these sweet treats. The cakes, made of a thin dough shell containing fillings such as jelly, dates and nuts or red bean paste, start[...]
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Uranus and the Moon
10:00 pm
Uranus and the Moon
Sep 10 @ 10:00 pm – 10:15 pm
![]() The waning gibbous moon passes just north of Uranus in the constellation Pisces. The moon will occult Uranus as seen from eastern Canada, Greenland, and northern Siberia.
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International day for the preservation of the ozone layer
12:11 am
International day for the preservation of the ozone layer
Sep 16 @ 12:11 am – 1:11 am
![]() More info here.
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Clean Up the World
12:13 am
Clean Up the World
Sep 19 @ 12:13 am – Sep 21 @ 1:13 am
![]() Clean Up the World is a community-based, environmental campaign that inspires and empowers communities around the globe to clean up, fix up and conserve their environment. Participate in an event in your community or start one[...]
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Zero Emissions Day
12:17 am
Zero Emissions Day
Sep 21 @ 12:17 am – 1:17 am
![]() In 2014, the whole wide world is going back to square one – for a day. On September 21st everyone can take a break, and give the world a break. Read some tips on being[...]
Mercury close to Spica
11:58 pm
Mercury close to Spica
Sep 21 @ 11:58 pm – Sep 22 @ 12:13 am
![]() The planet Mercury will pass close to the bright star Spica in Virgo. This is a particularly good apparition of Mercury for observers in the Southern Hemisphere, less so for northerners.
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Double shadow transit on Jupiter
12:09 am
Double shadow transit on Jupiter
Sep 29 @ 12:09 am – 1:09 am
![]() The shadows of Europa and Callisto cross the face of Jupiter simultaneously, best seen from India and central Asia.
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