Some wonderful images of last night's moon and Venus, as seen from around the world. Thanks to all who posted on EarthSky's Facebook page!

"Nobody has ever predicted that a single collapsing star could produce a pair of black holes that then merge." - Christian Reisswig

Sure, Halloween is over, but check out this witch!

Central starry pathway is the Milky Way, our home galaxy. The Andromeda galaxy is an elongated fuzzy patch, just right of center.

Comet ISON interactive model visualizes comet's current position, trajectory, and important moments as Comet ISON hurtles toward its encounter with the sun.

"What this means is, when you look up at the thousands of stars in the night sky, the nearest sun-like star with an Earth-size planet in its habitable zone is probably only 12 light years away and can be seen with the naked eye." - Erik Petigura

Find out what deep space sounds like in a new video from NASA.

Much of the world can see at least a partial solar eclipse on Sunday, November 3. From North America's east coast, the eclipse will be in progress at sunrise.

Relatively few people got to see the totality - when moon covered the sun completely - in the solar eclipse of Sunday, November 3. But there were many, many beautiful photos.

"I hope that you enjoy the film, creating it was definitely a highlight experience in my life that I will always remember." - Daniel Lowe