Watch the Moon LIVE!
LIVE FROM THE MOON
As the Moon waxes full this weekend, AstronomyLive.com is broadcasting live views of lunar terrain from telescopes in Europe and North America. Tune in for a lunar tour, or become a broadcaster yourself!
Dutch Observatory E-Cosmos Moon Broadcast
ASTRONOMYLIVE will host the webcasts during the Lunar Week and has some very interesting LIVE webcasts waiting for you. During the Lunar Week, AstronomyLive will host at least two broadcasts, currently scheduled 15th and 16th of April. The first broadcast will take you on a journey across the 85% illuminated lunar surface, on the hunt for the most beautiful craters during this phase, the ´Crater hunt´. The craters at the terminator will receive special attention, the dark side of the moon that changes during the Moon phase. Please know that you will see a LIVE view of the Moon and not some Moon photo….
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What’s that big unknown planet in front of the moon
I just saw a meteor about 5 minutes ago going towards the moon. Now the moon looks like the Sun. Did the meteor hit it? I’m live in southern Pa. Usa
hello it very nice picture