Monday, October 2, 2017

EarthSky News - Oct 2 - Moon Myths, Far Active Comet

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Farthest active inbound comet yet

Most comets become active only when near the sun. This one is active, but distant, between the orbits of Saturn and Uranus, where sunlight is 1/225th as bright as seen from Earth.

5 myths about the moon

Moon myths, take that!  Here are 5 of the most common myths about our moon explained.

Waterglyph

Marc Toso tried 3 times to capture a photo of an ancient and remote petroglyph known as a waterglyph, on the Utah-Arizona border. The 3rd time was the charm.

Tonight … Orange Arcturus sparkles after sunset

On October evenings, look for brilliant Arcturus in the west, flashing in colors.  
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Orange Arcturus sparkles after sunset

If you can find the Big Dipper, it can guide you. If you can't see the Dipper, look for a bright orange star in the sunset direction. 
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Waterglyph

This petroglyph is estimated to be between 2,000 and 1,000 years old. It might have been used as a navigation map to help locate water. Photo by Marc Toso of the website AncientSkys.com.

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