Hunter's Moon Shines Brightly in the Sky

The Hunter's Moon was one of the most awaited astronomical events in October 2022. It stood with a mesmerizing and superb brightness in the sky. The weather cooperated, giving stargazers a nice view and images.

According to AccuWeather, the Hunter's Moon, which emerged on the weekend, is a full moon name occurring after the Harvest Moon, noting that the Hunter's Moon's light was also a brighter and more amazing sight.

Many stargazers and photographers took the chance to share their pictures of the Hunter's Moon.

Furthermore, there are more amazing events this October until November.

According to AccuWeather, the total lunar eclipse could be seen on November 7, 2022, and into the early hours of November 8, 2022.

Next is the Orionid Meteor Shower, showing the coming meteor showers that would be amazing to witness for stargazers and astronomy lovers. It is expected on October 20, 2022 night and October 21, 2022.

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Eclipses

It is not yet the end of the excitement because the eclipse season will be on October 25, 2022.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration's website (NASA) explained that eclipses or lunar eclipses are helpful for NASA scientists and experts to understand more about the Moon, noting that studying the Moon is important to learn more about it.

Moreover, NASA noted that the solar eclipse makes it easier to study the Sun's top layer and captures the outer layer of the Sun, considering that the Moon manages to block the rays of the sunlight.

How to prepare

The Hunter's Moon at the U.S Capitol on October 9, 2022. by Alex Wong via Getty Images

As mentioned, many more amazing sightings are in the sky this October to November. Stargazers should not miss it, especially if it will show worldwide and the weather is not cloudy. It is a rare chance yearly or many years to observe many sightings. Here are some tips to remember for the most-awaited events in October.

Schedule the sightings

Please keep track of the sightings or astronomical events in your calendar so you won't miss them. Planning will save you time, especially if only available to certain places. Checking also the weather is important.

Prepare your equipment

Telescope provides a focused view of the sky. You can view and record wonderful images or videos using your mobile phone. However, having binoculars or telescopes would show you the best view

Additionally, bringing a flashlight in case the area is dark would be helpful.

Fully charge your mobile phones or bring a power bank to enjoy the fullest of the view and event. Before your trip, ensure all your equipment works to avoid any issues in recording or taking images.

Find the best spot

Assuming you are all prepared with your equipment, look for the best spots you have the best view. The best is to arrive at the place earlier if it is far from your house or city. Nevertheless, you can view it at your home. Elevated sites could provide the best position and images.

Consider also bringing an umbrella or raincoat if it rains.