Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Harvest Moon
Thanx to Mag for the heads up on the rare Harvest Moon tonite.
From NASA
For the first time in almost 20 years, northern autumn is beginning on the night of a full Moon. The coincidence sets the stage for a "Super Harvest Moon" and a must-see sky show to mark the change of seasons.
The action begins at sunset on Sept 22nd, the last day of northern summer. As the sun sinks in the west, bringing the season to a close, the full Harvest Moon will rise in the east, heralding the start of fall. The two sources of light will mix together to create a kind of 360-degree, summer-autumn twilight glow that is only seen on rare occasions.
From The Waterboys
Waterboys - Whole Of The Moon by pcagx
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