Lights off, eyes up 🌍✨ This Earth Hour, switch off your non-essential lights for one hour and give the night sky a chance to shine. On March 28, from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM local time, people around the world will take part in this symbolic moment for the planet. Earth Hour is more than just turning lights off — it’s a reminder to be more mindful of how we use energy and how even small actions can help protect our world. And for skywatchers, it’s also a perfect time to step outside, look up, and enjoy a darker, starrier sky. Tonight, let’s celebrate our planet by dimming the lights and reconnecting with the universe above us. 💙🌌 Learn more: starwalk.space/news/earth-ho… #EarthHour #EarthHour2026 #NightSky #Stargazing #StarWalk

🌕✨ All You Need to Know: Total Lunar Eclipse (Blood Moon) — Sept 7–8, 2025⁠ ⁠ What: Earth’s shadow will turn the Moon a deep red — a classic Blood Moon.⁠ ⁠ When: Night of Sept 7–8. Totality lasts ~17:30–18:52 GMT, with partial/penumbral phases before and after.⁠ ⁠ Where: Visible from most of the world — Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, parts of the Americas, plus the Pacific/Atlantic/Indian Oceans.⁠ ⁠ Moon’s spot: In Aquarius.⁠ ⁠ How to watch (no special gear needed):⁠ ● Look soon after moonrise in your area and follow it through the night.⁠ ● Pick a spot with a clear horizon and dark skies.⁠ ● Binoculars or a small telescope show color and shading beautifully.⁠ ● It’s 100% safe to look at a lunar eclipse with the naked eye.⁠ ⁠ 📱 Want exact times for your city? Open Sky Tonight and tap the eclipse card for a full timeline.⁠ Learn more about the eclipse: starwalk.space/news/blood-mo…

🚀✨ Yes, the Apollo astronauts walked on the Moon… but they also hopped, bounded, shuffled — and, yep — fell. A lot. 😅🌕 In low gravity, even the best-trained astronauts had their balance tested. For the engineers who designed the suits, these wipeouts were nerve-wracking. For the rest of us, they’re just a reminder that even heroes have clumsy moments. So if you need a laugh today, enjoy this hilarious supercut of Moon tumbles — brought to you by history, science, and 1/6th Earth gravity. #ApolloMissions #MoonFails #NASAHistory #AstronautLife #SpaceHumor #MoonLanding #StarWalk Credits: Video clips used under Fair Use for educational and informational purposes. All rights belong to their respective owners. DM for credits or removal.