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Stargazers worldwide celebrate International Observe the Moon Night
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People across the globe are turning their eyes to the night sky to mark International Observe the Moon Night. Space agencies and science groups are hosting special viewings and online events to encourage the public to look at Earth's natural satellite. Astronomy fans can spot several amazing lunar sights using basic telescopes or even just their own eyes. NASA is leading many of the global activities with live streams, expert talks, and guides on how to find craters and old landing sites on the lunar surface. Observers are sharing their own telescope photos and notes online to join the worldwide science celebration.
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