Partial or penumbral lunar eclipse On the night of October 28, the Full Moon will almost perfectly align with the Sun and Earth, resulting in the Moon passing through part of Earth's shadow.

Mountain ranges, volcanic plains, and lots of craters make the Moon a target you’ll return to again and again.

For about four hours, with the sun in just the right place, the moon's mountains and craters seem to spell out letters ...

This Full Moon is timed to occur at 7:44 UTC on June 11, or 3:44 a.m. EDT. However, due to the Moon's distance and its size in the sky, at a glance it will appear full from Monday evening through ...

Skywatchers are in for a treat as the summer's first full moon rises, creating an illusion that makes it look much larger and glow with a deep orange tint.

How to spot the 'Moon Illusion' for yourself You can prove the illusion for yourself by changing the way you look at the moon: First, look at the full moon normally when it's close to the horizon ...