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The Best Night Sky Events for June

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By John Taylor 
| Coeur d’Alene Press
June has arrived! And way up here in North Idaho, just a stone’s throw from the Canadian border, we will now get to experience wonderfully long days and disappointingly short nights. Starting this month look for the Summer Milky Way rising in the East just after dark (11 p.m.), the Strawberry Moon, conjunctions and appulses, a planetary alignment, and the June Bootid meteor shower. So, enjoy the now warm evenings because this month is packed with plenty of events to keep you busy.
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The best night sky events for May

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By John Taylor 
| Coeur d’Alene Press
Do you enjoy looking up? Well, May 2026 has a packed calendar for anyone who loves looking up. Here are the celestial wonders that will avail themselves to us in the night sky during May. Prepare yourself for a month filled with the Eta Aquarids meteor shower, lunar appulses and conjunctions, the Full Flower Moon and a Blue Moon. May 1 — The Flower Moon. This lunar phase puts the moon on the opposite side of the Earth as the sun and its face will be fully illuminated.
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Best Night Sky Events for March 2026

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By John Taylor 
| Coeur d’Alene Press
It’s almost spring! As the days lengthen and temperatures rise, the world brings forth the buds and blossoms that chase away the winter blahs. March unfolds as a celestial spectacle, ushering in the first Equinox of the year and a subtle shift in seasons. We will witness a total lunar eclipse on March 3, a need to change our clocks, two lunar conjunctions, and a potential Messier Marathon! Lastly, Jupiter is still dominating the night sky as the brightest “star” out there.
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