When the moon sits between Earth and the sun, its illuminated side faces away, creating a dark sky ideal for deep-sky observation. Astronomers and astrophotographers use this monthly window to capture faint galaxies and nebulae without lunar glare. Stargazers also benefit, enjoying clearer views of meteor showers and the Milky Way’s core.
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