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Observe the Moon With NASA

International Observe the Moon Night is a time to connect with fellow lunar enthusiasts and curious people all over the world. Welcome to our community.

Here are just a few ways to share your experience and find out how others are observing the Moon.

• Join the conversation using #ObserveTheMoon on X, Facebook, and Instagram.
• Share custom social media graphics.
• Check out our Find a Partner page for ideas about collaborating with local organizations.
• Post your International Observe the Moon Night photos, and browse images contributed by observers around the world, in our collaborative Flickr group. We may even feature your submitted images on our website or other event materials in the future.
• Explore past events to find inspiration through photos submitted by observers in previous years.
• For lunar updates and more throughout the year, follow us on social media:
  • @LearnWithNASA on Facebook and X
  • @NASASolarSystem on Instagram, Facebook, and X
  • @NASAArtemis on Instagram, Facebook, and X
• Receive updates directly from our coordinating team by subscribing to the International Observe the Moon Night newsletter.

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