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Keyword: Halloween
![Галактика ужасов](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2020/11/01/0001705584/1c-english-triplet-16.preview.jpg)
31.10.2020
Explore extreme and terrifying realms of the Universe tonight. If you dare to look, mysterious dark matter, a graveyard galaxy, zombie worlds, and gamma-ray bursts of doom are not all that awaits. Just follow the link and remember, it's all based on real science, even the scary parts. Have a safe and happy halloween!
![Гроза в темную ночь](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2003/10/31/0001194571/marsflashb_allthesky_c1.preview.jpg)
31.10.2003
It was a dark and stormy night. But on August 29th the red planet Mars, near it's closest approach to Earth in almost 60,000 years, shone brightly in the sky against a background of stars in the constellation Aquarius.
![Марсианский Хэллоуин](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2005/10/31/0001209136/marshalloween_pacholka.preview.jpg)
31.10.2005
From sunset to sunrise, an unusually bright yellowish orb will hang in the sky this Halloween: Mars. Yesterday, Earth passed Mars as they orbited the Sun, bringing Mars closer than it will be for the next thirteen years. Tonight though, Mars will be nearly as bright as last night, a beacon of extraterrestrial spookiness.
![Хэллоуин и туманность Колдун](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2023/10/31/0001910879/WizardCenter_McInnis_960.preview.jpg)
31.10.2023
Halloween's origin is ancient and astronomical. Since the fifth century BC, Halloween has been celebrated as a cross-quarter day, a day halfway between an equinox (equal day / equal night) and a solstice (minimum day / maximum night in the northern hemisphere).
![Призраки и следы звезд](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2015/11/01/0001347236/20151022GhostStartrails1024.preview.jpg)
31.10.2015
Don't be scared. Stars won't fall from the sky and ghosts won't really haunt your neighborhood tonight. But it looks like they might be doing just that in this eerie picture of an eccentric old abandoned house in moonlight.
![SH2 136: Ужасающая туманность](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2006/10/31/0001217257/sh2136_kpno.preview.jpg)
31.10.2006
The dark nebula SH2-136 appears to be celebrating Halloween all of the time. The complex process of star formation create dust clouds of many shapes and sizes -- it is human perception that might identify a ghoulish creature, on the right of the above image, chasing humans.
![Хэллоуин и туманность Голова Призрака](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/11/01/0001201045/ngc2080_hst.preview.jpg)
31.10.2004
Halloween's origin is ancient and astronomical. Since the fifth century BC, Halloween has been celebrated as a cross-quarter day, a day halfway between an equinox (equal day / equal night) and a solstice (minimum day / maximum night in the northern hemisphere). With our modern calendar, however, the real cross-quarter day will occur next week.
![Тройная красная Луна](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/10/29/0001200992/redmoonTrio_espenak_c1.preview.jpg)
29.10.2004
Some thought of baseball and some thought of Halloween during October 27th's widely viewed total lunar eclipse. Sliding through Earth's shadow, the Moon turned haunting shades of red and orange during the eclipse's total phase.
![Луна в Хэллоуин](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2009/11/05/0001236815/HaloWinMoon48_claro900.preview.jpg)
5.11.2009
Illuminating the landscape all through the night of November 2nd, this week's bright Full Moon was known in the northern hemisphere as a Hunter's Moon. But this dramatic view of the shining lunar orb, from Sobreda, Portugal, was captured just a few nights earlier, on Halloween.
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