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The Sunset Bay Astronomy Festival will return to Sunset Bay and Shore Acres state parks Sept. 25-27. The festival, near Coos Bay, gives visitors the chance to learn about the night sky through a wide ...

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A full moon, nicknamed the "Corn Moon," is slated for Sunday, Sept. 7, but there are several other astronomy events to keep in mind for the month. The planet Saturn will be at its biggest and ...

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Astronomy magazine's Dave Eicher encourages viewers to observe a celestial event on August 19th. The event involves viewing a thin crescent Moon. Jupiter and Venus will be visible below the Moon.