What You Need to Know About the 2025 Total Lunar Eclipse in Denver

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The upcoming total eclipse of the full Worm Moon on March 13–14, 2025, presents a remarkable opportunity for Denver skywatchers to observe this celestial event. Here’s a comprehensive guide covering the timing, phases, scientific background, and observing tips.

What Causes Lunar Eclipses and What’s a Blood Moon?… Continue reading.

March’s Night Sky Notes: Messier Madness

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This article is distributed by NASA’s Night Sky Network (NSN).

The NSN program supports astronomy clubs across the USA dedicated to astronomy outreach. Visit nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov to find local clubs, events, and more!

By Kat Troche

 

March is the start of spring in the Northern Hemisphere; with that, the hunt for Messier objects can begin!… Continue reading.

Will an Asteroid Hit the Earth in 2032?

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Why Do Astronomers Study Asteroids?

Asteroids are space rocks that orbit the Sun, just like planets. Some come close to Earth, and astronomers want to track them to make sure they don’t pose a danger. Professional astronomers use powerful telescopes to discover and monitor asteroids, while amateur astronomers can also help by watching the night sky.… Continue reading.

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