Ancient volcanic heat may have shaped the moon from the inside out, keeping one side thinner, warmer and more geologically active than the other, a new study suggests. The moon's nearside is ...

The Old Farmer’s Almanac began publishing full moon names in the 1930s, which were inspired by those associated with Native American tribes. For instance, the flower moon—the name of each full ...

Time for a trip to Tycho Crater. Earth's moon reaches its last quarter phase later this week! Read on to discover when and where to catch the fleeting lunar milestone, and what else to find in the ...

May’s full moon — known as the flower moon — will reach 100% illumination at 11:56 a.m. EDT today, but the best time to enjoy it will be at moonrise this evening, which will occur during dusk.

Since the first observation of the far side of the Moon in the 60s, it has been clear that there are major differences between the side of the Moon that we always see and the one that is always ...

The same side of the Moon always faces us. This means that we never get a chance to see the other side of it unless a spacecraft flies there. If we could see it in the night sky, though ...

Scientists have discovered key differences under the moon's surface that may explain why its two hemispheres look so different. The moon's near side, the side visible to Earth, is dark and covered ...

That is why the Moon sometimes turns yellow, orange, or even red when moonrise or moonset is occurring, creating an amazing and beautiful sight in the evening sky. 6 / 6 What do we see and why?

Associate Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, University of Tennessee Half a century after the Apollo astronauts left the last bootprints in lunar dust, the Moon has once again ...

April showers bring May flowers, but this month’s full moon is called the Flower Moon, and here’s everything you should know about it before it blossoms into the night sky. On Monday ...

Galib - stock.adobe.com Rise and shine, folks — the full flower moon in Scorpio is upon us, and with it comes the summons to turn over the soil of ourselves so that the new can come through.