Friday, October 18, 2013

Fwd: Tonight's Lunar Eclipse: What you need to know | Orionid Meteor Shower | Lunar Origin Story



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Subject: Tonight's Lunar Eclipse:  What you need to know | Orionid Meteor Shower | Lunar Origin Story
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Lunar Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse Rises With Full Moon Tonight: Watch It Live Online

Look up or watch a live webcast to see a minor but possibly striking lunar eclipse in the skies over much of the world tonight (Oct. 18).

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Orionid Meteor Shower

Orionid Meteor Shower, Leftovers from Halley's Comet, Set to Peak This Weekend

The Orionid Meteor shower is expected to peak this weekend and into next week, but the moon might outshine the shooting star show.

Comet Ison

Potentially Dazzling Comet ISON Still Intact, Hubble Photo Suggests

Skywatchers take heart: The potentially brilliant Comet ISON appears to be holding together thus far on its perilous journey around the sun.

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Supernova Photos: Great Images of Star Explosions

See some of the best photos of supernovas – the explosive deaths of stars.

Moon Origin =

Going Back to the Moon Could Settle Questions about Lunar Origin

There has not been a mission to the lunar surface in decades – and it is important to go back to know how the moon formed, scientists say.

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