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Les Perséides, la plus belle pluie d'étoiles filantes de l'année de retour au mois d'aoûtLes Perséides, la plus belle pluie d'étoiles filantes de l'année de retour au mois d'aoûtLes Perséides, la plus belle pluie d'étoiles filantes de l'année de retour au mois d'aoûtLes Perséides, la plus belle pluie d'étoiles filantes de l'année de retour au mois d'août

Leonids: everything you need to know about this small shower of colourful shooting stars to watch tonight

Shooting stars are back in our skies, with the Leonids! The peak is expected on the night of November 17, 2023, from midnight, with a special feature this year: colored meteors, according to Nasa.
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The last Super Moon of the year will shine in the sky at the end of September.

We've been lucky again this summer, with four Supermoons to watch! On September 29, 2023, it's the last such full moon of the year to rise in the sky!
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A Super Sturgeon Moon will light up the sky tonight: date and explanations

After the first Super Moon in July, a new one is set to light up the sky on August 1, 2023. This annual phenomenon, known as the "Sturgeon Full Moon", gives the impression of a larger-than-usual star.
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Astronomy: a beautiful alignment of planets in the sky at the end of July

After a superb full Moon at the beginning of the month, the end of July 2023 brings us some wonderful surprises in the sky! Between July 19 and 22, several planets will be exceptionally aligned with the Moon.
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Astronomy: observe Venus, very bright and visible to the naked eye this Sunday evening

This Sunday, July 9, look to the sky as soon as night falls! If the weather's right, make the most of it, because Venus, also known as the Shepherd's Star, will be particularly bright and visible to the naked eye for a few hours.