A rare “black moon” will occur on Aug. 23, bringing the darkest skies of the season and ideal stargazing conditions; meanwhile, astronomers are tracking the interstellar visitor 3I ATLAS as it passes through our solar neighborhood, The Hill reported.
Just weeks after the Southern Delta Aquariid and the Alpha Capricornid meteor showers illuminated the night sky, another celestial event is imminent.
The phenomenon known as a black moon will occur on Aug. 23, marking a rare new moon phase that dims the skies and offers prime conditions for stargazers. At the same time, the interstellar comet 3I ATLAS is passing through our solar system, offering scientists a unique opportunity to study an object from beyond.
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