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The Sky This Month

September 2006

Tune into the most observable events in this month's sky.

A ring of fire

The Moon stands front and center

September 2006: The Moon shoulders a series of superlatives this month  biggest, lowest, strongest  not to mention taking part in two eclipses.

By Alister Ling, Martin Ratcliffe // Published: September 1, 2006

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