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The Last Quarter Moon is Saturday October 3.

The Full Moon is Sunday September 27.

The apogee First Quarter Moon is Saturday September 19.

The western sky at 23:37 ACST Tuesday, September 17, as seen from Adelaide.

The New Moon is Friday September 11.

The Last Quarter Moon is Friday September 4.

To be read in conjunction with the astrophiz podcast #241 https://soundcloud.com/astrophiz/astrophiz-241-september-sky-guide-venus-antares-occultation Western sky on the evening of Wednesday, September 2 as seen from Adelaide at 19:21ACST (90 minutes after

Venus and the Moon at 16:20, 1 hr 24 minutes before sunset. 10x zoom.

Location of Nova Sge 2026, looking north from Adelaide at 21:39 ACST.

The Full Moon is Friday August 28.

The First Quarter Moon is Thursday August 20.

Western horizon as seen from Adelaide on Sunday 16 August at 5:25 pm, 20 minutes before sunset.

On the early morning August 13 (afternoon August 12 UT) there is a Total Eclipse of the Sun, Visible from the Arctic, Greenland, Iceland and Spain.

The New Moon is Thursday August 13 and the First Quarter Moon is Thursday August 20.

View of the Northern Sky as seen from Adelaide at astronomical twilight(90 minutes before Sunrise) on August 11 showing the location of comet 220P McNaught (red cross).

To be read in conjunction with the astrophiz podcast #239 https://soundcloud.com/astrophiz/astrophiz-ep239-august-sky-guide-ian-musgrave North-Eastern horizon on the morning of Tuesday, August 4 as seen from Adelaide at 5:41 ACST (90 minutes before sunris…

The eastern sky at 04:54 ACST Sunday, August 9, as seen from Adelaide.

The last Quarter Moon is Thursday August 6 and the New Moon is Thursday August 13.

The Full Moon is Thursday July 30, the last Quarter Moon is Thursday August 6.

The Full Moon is Thursday July 30.

The First Quarter Moon is Tuesday July 21.

The New Moon is Wednesday July 14.

To be read in conjunction with the astrophiz podcast #237 https://soundcloud.com/astrophiz/astrophiz-ep237-july-sky-guide-ian-musgrave Eastern horizon on the morning of Saturday, July 4 as seen from Adelaide at 5:54 ACST (90 minutes before sunrise, click…

A halo coronal mass ejection was observed on 30-Jun, associated with an X1.0 flare.

The Last Quarter Moon is Wednesday July 8.

The Full Moon is Tuesday June 30.

The western sky at 02:22 AEST Sunday, June 28, as seen from Canberra.

To be read in conjunction with the "Tangent" section of the astrophiz podcast #235 https://soundcloud.com/astrophiz/astrophiz-235-june-2026-sky-guide There is a video going around on that wretched hive of villainy and scum called twitter labelled “Comets…