EarthSky News - Sept 6 - Full Corn Moon

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Full Corn Moon on September 6 That's September 6 at 7:03 UTC. So the crest of the moon's full phase may have already passed, for you. Still, we all can enjoy this 3rd and final full moon of northern summer (southern winter) tonight. How many house-sized NEOs? A new study shows house-sized NEOs - Near-Earth Objects - to be 10 times fewer than studies had indicated. That leaves some 3.5 million NEOs larger than 10 meters across. Harvey churned up, cooled down Gulf water These maps show how the deluge of fresh rainwater and ocean mixing from hurricane Harvey combined to dramatically alter the surface waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Watch for zodiacal light or false dawn The zodiacal light is an eerie light extending up from the horizon. No matter where you are on Earth, springtime or autumn is the best time to see it.

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Full Corn Moon on September 6 Moonrise over Saltsjöbaden, Sweden. Image via Indranil Sinha.

Saturn riding the Dark Horse In this project nightflight image, the Dark Horse Nebula has a rider. Turn sideways to see Saturn riding on the horse's neck. Submit your photo to EarthSky here!

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