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Photographer Captures Stunning 'Seven Sisters' Star Cluster
Planet Wins6d ago

Photographer Captures Stunning 'Seven Sisters' Star Cluster

An astrophotographer spent 18 hours capturing a breathtaking image of the Pleiades star cluster glowing through blue cosmic clouds 445 light-years away. The photo reveals dozens of stars wrapped in ghostly nebulas that reflect starlight across deep space.

Space.com2 min read
Watch the Moon Pass Through Pleiades Star Cluster Live
InnovationApr 20

Watch the Moon Pass Through Pleiades Star Cluster Live

The crescent moon will glide through the stunning Pleiades star cluster on April 19, and you can watch the rare celestial event unfold live online. Italian skywatchers get the best view as sunset reveals this beautiful cosmic dance.

Space.com2 min read
Moon Meets Pleiades Star Cluster This Weekend
Planet WinsMar 23

Moon Meets Pleiades Star Cluster This Weekend

Look up tonight and tomorrow to catch the crescent moon gliding past the Pleiades, one of the oldest star clusters known to humanity. This celestial meetup offers stargazers a stunning view visible to the naked eye.

Space.com2 min read
Moon and Pleiades Share Sky Tonight in Rare Close Pass
Planet WinsFeb 24

Moon and Pleiades Share Sky Tonight in Rare Close Pass

Tonight's half-lit moon will dance within five degrees of the stunning Pleiades star cluster, close enough to view together through binoculars. The cosmic pairing offers a perfect chance to explore both ancient stars and lunar landscapes in one breathtaking view.

Space.com2 min read
Moon Meets Seven Sisters Star Cluster Tonight
Planet WinsJan 27

Moon Meets Seven Sisters Star Cluster Tonight

Look up after sunset tonight to witness a stunning celestial pairing visible to the naked eye. The moon will shine alongside the ancient Pleiades star cluster, offering a spectacular show for skywatchers everywhere.

Space.com2 min read
3,800-Year-Old Bronze Disc Shows Oldest Star Map Ever Found
InnovationJan 20

3,800-Year-Old Bronze Disc Shows Oldest Star Map Ever Found

A decorated bronze disc discovered in Germany turned out to be humanity's oldest known map of the night sky, created up to 3,800 years ago. The ancient artifact depicts the moon, sun, stars including the Pleiades cluster, and may have helped Bronze Age people track the seasons.

Live Science3 min read