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Sunset, Father’s Day.

Crescent moon over Colorado.

Your western sky, Colorado.

Setting Waxing Gibbous moon - 99 percent illuminated.

Bright waxing gibbous moon: 87 percent illuminated.

Waxing moon from Colorado.

See it? Crescent moon at sunset: 15 percent illuminated.

International Space Station zips over Colorado.

Right by the waxing, 99 percent illuminated moon.

Moon and Jupiter in conjunction: 3° or 4° apart.

Waning Gibbous moon: 87 percent illuminated over a #Colorado sunrise.

$Look up: Moon and Jupiter in conjunction. A fraction of a degree apart. Next time this close: 2026.$

Look up: Moon and Jupiter in conjunction. A fraction of a degree apart.

Next time this close: 2026.

Waxing crescent moon, Earth.

Thirty-one percent illuminated.

Sunset view above Colorado.

Moon before our snowstorm.

Waxing crescent moon over Colorado: 39 percent illuminated.

A key finding the probes made is that the moon’s crust is not as thick as originally thought, and comparable to the earth’s crust. That supports models that the moon originated out of an impact with the earth rather than being captured by it… .”

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—	Gravity-mapping probes built in Colorado crashed on moon. Successful mission! Congrats Lockheed Martin and entire “Ebb and Flow” team. Source: The Denver Post

Night Show Colorado:

Jupiter and Waning Gibbous moon.

Quite a September celestial dance. Go look.