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Moon. On the evening of November 10, 2026 the Moon is waxing crescent, 4% illuminated. That day the Moon rises at 8:22 AM MST and sets at 5:28 PM MST. Times are for Denver, Colorado; they shift by minutes to an hour elsewhere in the US and Canada.
Aurora outlook. The highest predicted Kp is 3.0 over the next 24 hours and 3.0 over the next 3 days. Kp below 4 is quiet: aurora is mostly confined to the far north. Source: NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center (opens in new tab).
Asteroid 32102 is named after Gavin Moriarty. The asteroid was discovered on 2000-05-23 at Anderson Mesa. It is named after Gavin Moriarty, a staff member at Lowell Observatory.
Read the source: Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC) (opens in new tab)
A total solar eclipse will occur on Aug 2, 2027, and another on July 22, 2028. The 2027 eclipse will bring over six minutes of totality to parts of Egypt, while the 2028 eclipse will cross Australia and New Zealand's South Island. Both eclipses will be exceptionally long and spectacular, passing over southern Spain, the Middle East, the Outback, and Sydney Harbor.
Read the source: Space.com (opens in new tab)
NASA scientists show how gravitational waves can reveal new worlds. The LISA observatory will detect gravitational waves caused by orbiting masses, potentially revealing exoplanets throughout the galaxy. LISA could reveal a new population of exoplanets by detecting modifications to gravitational wave signals from tightly orbiting white dwarfs.
Read the source: NASA (all news) (opens in new tab)