On January 12, the Moon is in its Waning Crescent phase, making it less than half visible. This fleeting moment offers skywatchers a chance to glimpse the remaining glow before it vanishes completely.
On November 24, the moon is in a waxing stage, marking the fourth day of its lunar cycle. As it grows bigger in the sky, observers can spot new shadows and contours each night, revealing glimpses of its shifting surface.
On Sunday evening, residents across Arizona witnessed a dazzling light streaking through the sky, sparking countless questions about its origin. This unexpected sighting—possibly linked to a launch in California—left many pondering the mysteries above.
