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As the summer winds down, skygazers can enjoy the last days with views of the super blue moon and the rings of Saturn.

Other celestial landmarks will also be viewable with the naked eye, such as neighboring red-orange Mars and the Pleiades star cluster.

Later this month, NASA will open the launch window for the Artemis I mission — the first step toward returning humans to the moon.

The eclipse will begin at 9:32 p.m. in our area with the Earth’s shadow slowly inching across the surface of May’s flower moon. But viewers may not notice until it becomes a partial eclipse about an hour later.

It was actually a combination Frost Moon-Beaver Moon-Partial Lunar Eclipse with a reddish-brown Blood Moon glow to it, if we're being exact.

Consider this a Fully Frosted Beaver Moon Lunar Eclipse With A (Partial) Blood Moon Glow.

Everything's coming up Moonhouse.

An alternative name for this moon is the Full Sap Moon, because this is also the time of year "when the sap of sugar maples starts to flow."

You haven't really lived until you've seen a [extremely metal voice] super blood wolf lunar moon with your own two eyes.

The November supermoon is also the brightest one since 1948, and won't be this bright until 2034.