Oooops … the nearly Full Moon goes down our chimney … 🤷‍♂️

After midnight … Full Moon

Tomorrow Clocks back 1 hour

Tomorrow the Moon 4.3° NNW of Neptune Also Venus at inferior conjunction with the Sun; 0.273 AU from Earth; latitude -2.45° And Mercury stationary in longitude; starts retrograde motion, later Mercury stationary in right ascension And the Moon 6.1° NNW of Saturn

Today the Moon at ascending node; longitude 328.1° And Orionid meteors; ZHR 20; 3 days after First Quarter Moon

Solar eclipses … maybe this encourages you to observe from the edge of the path … Have a read of this embedded document and share your thoughts scopes4sen.weebly.com/travel…

Today First Quarter Moon

Mercury at southernmost latitude from the ecliptic plane, -7.0°

Tomorrow the Moon at apogee; distance 63.44 Earth-radii

Tomorrow Pluto stationary in longitude; resumes direct motion and after Pluto stationary in right ascension; resumes direct motion

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Tomorrow the Moon 0.47° SE of Antares

Tomorrow the Moon 2.84° NNE of Venus And, Mercury at easternmost elongation; 25.2° from Sun in evening sky; magnitude -0.0 And, Asteroid 4 Vesta at opposition in longitude; magnitude 6.3

Not only blessed with some Aurora last night, also some meteor activity

Aurora through clouds at the moment from Tissington

Tomorrow Moon 2.18° SSW of Spica And, look already in the morning, Mars 0.10° S of Beehive Cluster center

Tomorrow New Moon; beginning of lunation 1284

Tomorrow Pluto at southernmost declination, -23.64°