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Easy-to-Find Objects in the 2015 Fall Sky

The Moon takes center stage at the beginning of autumn, especially for a total lunar eclipse, while the morning fall sky features three bright planets and two notable meteor showers.
Full Moon
The Full Moon slides through the southern part of Earth's dark umbral shadow the night of September 27/28, mimicking this eclipse from April 14/15, 2014.
Richard McCoy

The spring and summer of 2015 featured lots of evening planets, but as autumn begins, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter are prominent in the morning sky. Saturn, however, continues to look spectacular in the evening sky.

But September’s star attraction lies closer to home. The Moon takes center stage three times this month.

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