Friday 13th September @ 10pm
September Full Moon, it has a name and meaning;
The strong light of the Harvest Moon allowed European farmers to work late into the night to harvest their crops. The Harvest Moon does not always occur in September. Traditionally, the name goes to the full moon closest to the autumn equinox.
Snapped this great shots of the partial lunar eclipse in Milton Keynes.
Tuesday 16th JUly 2019 – 22:00 / 10pm
Good opportunity for astrophotography!
Thursday 27th June 2019 @ 23:30 /11:30pm
Here the photo of NLC (Noctilucent clouds or Neo-Clouds)
Friday 21st June 2019 – early this morning
Midsummer Boulevard at Central Milton Keynes shopping is so called because the sun rises at its east end on the Summer Solstice.
Tuesday 18th thru Wednesday 19th June 2019
Saturn and Moon are close to be seen all night till dawn.
Monday 17th July 2019 @ 22:00 / 10pm
Very challenge, so watch for Mars and Mercury are quite close together in the evening sky on Monday 17th, Tuesday 18th, and Wednesday 19th June.
(Click here for an enlarge image.)
Sunday 16th June 2019 – all night
The Moon appears full to the eye as it shines closes to Jupiter all night.
Sunday 16th June 2019
Moon and Jupiter are close tonight, but this evening’s Full Moon rises after 20:30 / 8.30pm in the East very close to an giant gas planet, Jupiter – please look out for the Moon illusion to see it appearing artificially huge. – see photo below.
Sunday 16th June 2019 – 22:00 / 10pm
The Full Moon closes to the giant gas planet, Jupiter, use a pair of binocular to glimpse the Jupiter’s moons.