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Moon-watching events bring space science into the evening

Source dated 15 Sept 2026 · Brief by 20 Today
Selected 20 Sept 2026, 01:42 BST · 24-hour selection ended 21 Sept 2026, 01:42 BST

NASA’s published programme set International Observe the Moon Night for 19 September, with public activities including its Goddard visitor-centre event.

Imagined lunar impact crater under low sunlight, not the measured crater

The annual programme combines observation, science and creative activities. This brief reports the announced schedule rather than attendance or outcomes, and readers should check the source for individual event details.

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