Wednesday, August 30, 2017

EarthSky News - Aug 30 - Autumn Star Parties

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Astro festivals, star parties, workshops
What could be more fun than a star party on a cool autumn evening? Find a 2017 star party near you.
Closest far-moon of 2017 today
Today's moon reaches its most distant point from Earth for the month. Astronomers call this point an "apogee" of the moon. This month's apogee is closer than any other in 2017.
A really big asteroid is about to pass Earth
It's several miles in diameter, the biggest near-Earth object to pass so close in a century. It'll pass on September 1 at 18 times the Earth-moon distance. Charts - and links to online viewing - here.
Earliest flying mammals discovered
Two 160 million-year-old fossils discovered in China are the oldest known mammal gliders. “These Jurassic mammals are truly ‘the first in glide.’”
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Closest far-moon of 2017 today
The bright "star" near Wednesday night's moon is really a planet, Saturn.
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Asteroid 3122 Florence this week
This large asteroid will sweep closest to Earth on September 1. It's big enough to be seen in small telescopes, and maybe even in binoculars, as a small, very slow-moving “star.” Photo by Gianluca Masi of the Virtual Telescope Project.
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