See it! Solstice full moon photos

On June 20, 2016, the moon turns full at 11:02 UTC. The solstice arrives some 11.5 hours later, at 22:34 UTC. Solstice moon photos here from the EarthSky community.

Vision quest

Seven shield-bearing warriors stand guard below the rising Milky Way, in a very special place in Montana.

Astral dream

A light painting under the stars of southern Maine.

Unsung

A log in northern Norway with a story to tell, if only it could ...

See it! Moon and Jupiter this weekend

Thanks to our friends in the EarthSky community, who posted or submitted these wonderful photos of the moon and Jupiter!

Night shining clouds from ISS

A view of noctilucent - or night shining - clouds from the International Space Station.

Golden veil cloaks a newborn star

This beautiful new Hubble image shows a young star just emerging from its cloud of gas and dust.

A cloud in Pluto’s twilight zone?

Remember this image of Pluto, backlit? Careful analysis of it may have revealed the only cloud found so far in this world's atmosphere.

Sky lights over Granite, Colorado

Faint purple aurora borealis, green airglow, and the Milky Way over lights at a dock near Granite, Colorado.

Smoke trail from fireball over Arizona

NASA said the June 2 meteor was the largest seen by its camera network in 8 years. It identified this smoke trail as what the meteor left behind. Video of the fireball here.