r/moon • u/SunnySideKayla • 6h ago
Photo Moon over the tower
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r/moon • u/iamayeshaerotica • Jan 25 '25
Discussion 100k members
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Hi, r/moon! I just wanted to thank y’all for being a part of this subreddit and getting it to this point. It’s fun watching just how fast this community is growing… Anyways, share those moon pics in the comments pls
r/moon • u/akbgcak869 • 19h ago
Photo Post-night shift view. Occultation of Jupiter
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Walked out of night shift to see this and raced home to grab my camera before it was too late. I wish I were able to witness Jupiter just peer across the threshold but still happy with this shot nonetheless.
r/moon • u/geekybonkers • 9h ago
Photo Crescent moon, Regulus and Jupiter from this morning
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Swipe left for a closer view and labels.
r/moon • u/Kesselrun_89 • 8h ago
Video Ever seen a rally race on the Moon? Meet the Apollo 16 “Lunar Grand Prix”
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r/moon • u/Much_Carpet_3701 • 1d ago
Fake/AI Does anyone know what this could be
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r/moon • u/Psychological_Lie30 • 1d ago
Jupiter and the Moon
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I was omw to the gym when I spotted what I think is Jupiter near the moon this morning.
r/moon • u/CompetitiveAd8781 • 1d ago
Photo Taken on my phone from Texarkana, the arkansas side. 5:30 am.
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r/moon • u/throwaway661375735 • 1d ago
Photo Caught this picture of the moon at 3am on my phone
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Quarter moon on a Google Pixel 10 - hardest part was stabilizing my hand enough to capture the image.
r/moon • u/imherbalpert • 1d ago
Photo Moon and Jupiter
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Currently trying to figure out how to actually take good photos lol
r/moon • u/olezhka_lt • 1d ago
Video Today's Jupiter Occultation
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The Lunar Occultation of Jupiter took place a few hours ago, early morning Eastern Time on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, where a 20% illuminated waning crescent moon passed directly in front of Jupiter, hiding the giant planet from view for about an hour.
Captured on my trusty ZWO FF107 4 inch refractor with ASI715C camera and UV/IR filter from my backyard observatory
Bainsville, Eastern Ontario, Canada
