THE FULL MOON OF DECEMBER – 2025
Our dear reader Adrianos sent us this wonderful photo of the December full moon from Germany! […]
Tag: Astronomy
THE HARVEST MOON: WHEN LIGHT REAPS THE NIGHT
On the night of October 7th, the Harvest Moon will illuminate the sky as the first Supermoon of 2025. A celestial event that blends tradition, science, and magic — reminding us that even as the days grow shorter, the light always finds its way back. […]
FULL MOON OF NOVEMBER 2025
The November 2025 full moon gave one of the most spectacular celestial spectacles of recent years. Panagis, along with the parents of author Irini Sakelliou, captured the moment with photographs that capture the power and serenity of the moon. […]
BLOOD MOON – PHOTOS
A collection of red moon photos through the eyes of our friends and loved ones. […]
WHAT IS IT? BLOOD MOON
What is a “blood moon,” and how is it different from a total lunar eclipse? […]
BLOOD MOON
Why did we see the Moon turn red on the night of September 7th? The sunlight is white — and yet, on Sunday night this light was painted fiery red on our Moon. How is this possible? Imagine Earth’s atmosphere working like a vast invisible crystal filter. Blue and green wavelengths scatter, while the reds […]
The Full Moon of July
It was the full moon of July, and the moon had risen high, illuminating the sky with a bright, clear light. […]
ITER: new approaches to global energy
ITER is one of the most ambitious energy projects ever attempted—an international collaboration to harness fusion, the same process that powers our Sun. This experimental reactor aims to produce clean, safe, and sustainable energy by creating a controlled “mini star” on Earth. Discover how this massive project works, why it matters, and when it will start powering the future. […]
Alternative Gravity Theories
Is gravity really just a force—or is it geometry? From Newton and Einstein to the most radical alternative theories, explore how the shape of spacetime may hold the key to understanding our expanding universe. […]
Kepler’s Supernova Remnant in X-Rays
In 1604, a new bright star lit up the sky — the explosion of a white dwarf that stunned Kepler and his peers. Today, we trace its ghostly remnant across the galaxy through X-rays. […]