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SkyCaramba

SkyCaramba

Equinox. Equal? NOT!

Sep 13, 2026 · 5 min · 7 segments

The moon passes by Venus. Mercury makes headway into the evening. Mars is closest to Pollux. Southern lunistice and lunar apogee. Not everywhere gets 12 hours of sunlight on the equinox. Some…

The moon passes by Venus. Mercury makes headway into the evening. Mars is closest to Pollux. Southern lunistice and lunar apogee. Not everywhere gets 12 hours of sunlight on the equinox. Some places don't get exactly 12 hours at all--ever.

The moon passes by Venus. Mercury makes headway into the evening. Mars is closest to Pollux. Southern lunistice and lunar apogee. Not everywhere gets 12 hours of sunlight on the equinox. Some…

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Speakers: Sky CarambaHost

Top entities: Moon×14 Mercury×6 Mars×7 Pollux×5 Equinox×2

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The Moon’s Weekly Journey0:21 – 1:08

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Sky CarambaHost

0:21

In the evening on Sunday night this week, the Moon is near Spica.

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Sky CarambaHost

0:24

Venus passed the star on Wednesday of two weeks ago.

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Sky CarambaHost

0:27

It takes the Moon just one more evening to move as far as Venus did during that time.

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Sky CarambaHost

0:32

So the Venus-Moon pairing is on Monday evening.

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Sky CarambaHost

0:35

Luna moves through Libra the next night.

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Sky CarambaHost

0:37

Wednesday, it's approaching the Scorpion's head.

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Sky CarambaHost

0:40

The reddish star the Moon's near on Thursday evening is Antares.

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Sky CarambaHost

0:44

On Friday, we have a first quarter Moon, and the Moon's as far south as it goes this month, 28.1 degrees.

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Sky CarambaHost

0:50

The lunar disk is between Scorpius and Sagittarius that night.

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Sky CarambaHost

0:54

And on Saturday, when the Moon's in the Archer constellation, it's also at apogee 404,200 kilometers away.

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Sky CarambaHost

1:02

So the Moon spends all of this week getting farther away until Saturday, when it starts getting closer again.

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98%14 mentions
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95%6 mentions
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Astronomy
PositioningAstronomy > Celestial Bodies > Stars > Antares
PositioningAstronomy > Celestial Events > Lunar Phases > First Quarter Moon
Daylight HoursAstronomy > Equinoxes > Seasonal Changes
Geographical VariationsAstronomy > Equinoxes > Seasonal Changes > Daylight Hours
RefractionAstronomy > Atmospheric Effects
Sunrise/SunsetAstronomy > Atmospheric Effects > Refraction
VisibilityAstronomy > Atmospheric Effects > Refraction > Sunrise/Sunset
VisibilityAstronomy > Celestial Bodies > Planets > Venus
Atmospheric EffectsAstronomy
Seasonal ChangesAstronomy > Equinoxes
First Quarter MoonAstronomy > Celestial Events > Lunar Phases
AntaresAstronomy > Celestial Bodies > Stars
Lunar PhasesAstronomy > Celestial Events
EquinoxesAstronomy
Celestial BodiesAstronomy
PlanetsAstronomy > Celestial Bodies
VenusAstronomy > Celestial Bodies > Planets
StarsAstronomy > Celestial Bodies
Celestial EventsAstronomy

The Moon’s Weekly Journey0:21 – 1:08

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Sky CarambaHost

0:21

In the evening on Sunday night this week, the Moon is near Spica.

S

Sky CarambaHost

0:24

Venus passed the star on Wednesday of two weeks ago.

S

Sky CarambaHost

0:27

It takes the Moon just one more evening to move as far as Venus did during that time.

S

Sky CarambaHost

0:32

So the Venus-Moon pairing is on Monday evening.

S

Sky CarambaHost

0:35

Luna moves through Libra the next night.

S

Sky CarambaHost

0:37

Wednesday, it's approaching the Scorpion's head.

S

Sky CarambaHost

0:40

The reddish star the Moon's near on Thursday evening is Antares.

S

Sky CarambaHost

0:44

On Friday, we have a first quarter Moon, and the Moon's as far south as it goes this month, 28.1 degrees.

S

Sky CarambaHost

0:50

The lunar disk is between Scorpius and Sagittarius that night.

S

Sky CarambaHost

0:54

And on Saturday, when the Moon's in the Archer constellation, it's also at apogee 404,200 kilometers away.

S

Sky CarambaHost

1:02

So the Moon spends all of this week getting farther away until Saturday, when it starts getting closer again.

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