moon

It's going to be dark during the middle of the day.

Not many colleges can claim they've sent anything to the moon. Just another reason Louisianians are awesome.

With so many troubles and worries down here on this pale blue dot we call Earth, perhaps we should turn our gaze skyward this month.

Why is the moon such a big deal? For the first time since 1944 Halloween will boast a big beautiful full moon. Can you say "spooky Halloween"?

It will also be a "Penumbral Lunar Eclipse," which means that full view of the moon will obstructed as it glides through the faint shadow of the Earth.

There will be a line of 42 satellites visible to the naked eye later this week, weather permitting (and it appears that the weather will permit!).

This beautiful celestial event is the kickoff to an awesome year of sky-watching.

The cold moon in and of itself is simply the last full moon of the year, but the timing of the December's is uncanny.

It's a double dose of folklore and superstition all brightly displayed for your approval this Friday night in the skies above Louisiana.

It's the closest our celestial little sister will be to Earth all year.

All you need is your phone and a toilet paper roll.

3 different lunar phenomena will converge to bring this unusual trifecta to our night sky.