The Moon Greets the Planets in the November Dawn

(Before It's News)

A tri-planetary grouping from the morning of October 31st. Image credit and copyright: John Brimacombe

So, did this past weekend’s shift back to Standard Time for most of North America throw you for a loop? Coming the day after Halloween, 2015 was the earliest we can now shift back off Daylight Saving Time. Sunday won’t fall on November 1^st again until 2020. Expect evenings get darker sooner for northern hemisphere residents, while the planetary action remains in the dawn sky.(…)
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