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- 1Artist shares timelapse of 'Full Moon' capybara painting●Timelapse of my painting "Full Moon," part of the Moonlit Capybaras Collection! # capybara # art # moon # sciart # paint
An artist has shared a timelapse video showing the creation of her painting "Full Moon," part of a series called the Moonlit Capybaras Collection. The piece combines capybaras, moonlit scenery and science-art themes. Viewers are responding warmly to the behind-the-scenes look at the painting process.
- 2Amateur astronomer photographs tiny nebula NGC 456 under full Moon●Probably an ill-advised project, but during the full Moon last weekend I pointed the big boy scope at tiny nebula NGC456
An amateur astronomer pointed a large telescope at NGC 456, a faint nebula in the Small Magellanic Cloud, during last weekend's full Moon. He called the attempt ill-advised, because even narrowband filters struggle when the Moon brightens the sky background. The resulting images are being shared with other space enthusiasts, who appreciate the difficulty of deep-sky imaging in poor lunar conditions.
- 3Gibbous Moon Photographed Over Sweden's Rugged Peaks▼The gibbous phase of the Moon occurs when the lunar surface appears more than half illuminated but is not yet fully circ
Skywatchers are sharing images of the gibbous Moon, the lunar phase in which more than half of the surface is illuminated but the disc is not yet full. One striking photograph shows the phase hanging above the rugged mountain peaks of Sweden, illustrating the interplay between terrestrial topography and celestial mechanics that makes such alignments popular with photographers.
- 4Worm Moon rises over Louisiana as NASA marks March 2025 full moon●Worm Moon March 2025 🌑 # Louisiana ' # Louisiana ,MAF,MSFC,MarshallSpaceFLightCenter,MichoudAssemblyFacility,NASA,NewOrl
The March 2025 full moon, known as the Worm Moon, was visible this week, and NASA shared a new image of it taken in the New Orleans area near the Michoud Assembly Facility. The agency's Marshall Space Flight Center posted the photo as part of its ongoing coverage of lunar events tied to NASA's moon exploration efforts. Viewers shared the image widely as skywatchers caught the eclipse-tinged full moon.
- 5Full Harvest Moon Photographed Rising Over Erupting Mount Etna●October 1, 2026 Harvest Moon with Erupting Mount Etna * Credit & Copyright Dario Giannobile https://www. dariogiannobile
Sicilian astrophotographer Dario Giannobile captured a striking image of the full Harvest Moon rising behind Mount Etna as the volcano erupted. The colorful photograph, taken just outside the Sicilian town, pairs the glowing orange moon with ash and lava from Europe's most active volcano, and is being shared widely among space and photography enthusiasts.
- 6NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Shows Harvest Moon Over Erupting Etna▼"Harvest Moon with Erupting Mount Etna" is # NASA # astronomy picture of the day # APOD for Oct 1, 2026. Stacked images
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for October 1, 2026 features a photograph titled "Harvest Moon with Erupting Mount Etna." The stacked images capture the full moon rising behind eruption clouds from Mount Etna in Sicily, with the volcano's glow backlighting the scene. Space enthusiasts are sharing the striking image, praising the progression shot of the moon against the active volcano.
- 7SpaceX Starship reaches orbit for first time▼Starship just reached orbit for the 1st time. What's next for the SpaceX megarocket?
SpaceX's Starship, the largest rocket ever built, has completed its first full flight reaching orbit, a major milestone for the company and NASA's lunar ambitions. Attention now turns to what comes next: additional test flights, landing and recovery attempts, and eventual operational missions to the Moon and Mars.
- 8Harvest Moon Rises Over Erupting Mount Etna in NASA Image●APOD: 2026 October 1 - Harvest Moon with Erupting Mount Etna https://science.nasa.gov/image-article/apod-2026-october-1-
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for October 1, 2026 features the Harvest Moon glowing above Sicily's Mount Etna as the volcano erupts, with the Belt of Venus also visible in the sky. The image pairs a full moon with active volcanic activity, drawing attention for its rare combination of celestial and geological events captured in one photograph.
- 9Harvest Moon rises over erupting Mount Etna in striking photo▼October 1, 2026 Rise of the Harvest Moon over the slopes of Mount Etna and the simultaneous play of colors in the anti-t
Astrophotographers are sharing a new image by Dario Giannobile showing the Harvest Moon rising over the slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily on October 1, 2026, with the volcanic peak apparently erupting and colours playing across the anti-twilight arch, or Belt of Venus. The shot pairs the full moon closest to the autumn equinox with one of Europe's most active volcanoes, and commentary notes the rare combination of lunar and volcanic spectacle in a single frame.