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Deborah Byrd

Moon and Jupiter beam on a lake

The moon passed Jupiter (and Saturn) this week.

Pink sky over Yosemite

Yosemite Valley in California is home to most of the park's famous waterfalls. This photographer caught the valley at dusk.

One comet, 70 thousand images

Scientists released the OSIRIS Image Viewer to make the amazing images of comet 67P - acquired by the Rosetta spacecraft - easily accessible on the internet.

Don’t miss these sunspot photos

More photos of the magnificent solitary sunspot - AR2738 - that's made its way across the sun's face over the past couple of weeks. Thanks to all in the EarthSky community who contributed photos!

See it! Photos of Venus and Mercury

Mercury and Venus came so close in the morning sky this month that they fitted into a single binocular field. But from Earth's northerly latitudes, Mercury was hard to see! Photos here.

Fogbow over New Mexico

An early morning fogbow over the desert in northern New Mexico.

Check out this peregrine falcon webcam

An EarthSky community member - Jody Kuchar - alerted us to the webcam, which is based in Wisconsin. Thank you, Jody!

Use the moon to locate the Crab on April 13

Cancer the Crab is famous, but faint. You likely won't see it tonight, in the moon's glare. But you'll see bright stars around it, and they can guide you to Cancer when the moon moves away.

Vote to help name solar system’s largest unnamed body

2007 OR10 has one of the reddest surfaces ever found in our solar system's distant Kuiper Belt. Vote to help decide between 3 possible official names.

Astronomers release 1st real black hole image

On April 10, in coordinated press conferences across the globe, researchers unveiled a history-making image - the 1st ever - of the "shadow" of a supermassive black hole.