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A rare “Blue Micromoon” is will light up the night sky this weekend, giving folks across Louisiana a chance to see an unusual lunar event of 2026.

The black moon will rise over Louisiana this weekend giving certain groups a reason to celebrate while others might not want to venture outside.

If you or someone you know loves surveying the night sky, you'll love what is about to happen to the moon.

The second moon will last through most of November.

If you are up late tonight here in Louisiana, make sure you go outside and check out the partial lunar eclipse.

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The month of August will end with a very rare occurrence overhead.

Shaquille O'Neal has a ridiculous conspiracy theory about the moon that left his colleagues in shock and laughter.

Artemis 1 has officially announced a new launch date.

There is a not so simple reason why Mardi Gras and Easter changes dates every year. But, here's the simplified explanation.

Starting in the 2030s, NASA reports that the moon will begin its "wobble," a natural shift in its orbit.