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The countdown is officially on! As of today, Tuesday, March 31, 2026, Artemis II is scheduled to launch tomorrow, Wednesday, April 1, 2026.NASA and the Space Force are currently reporting an 80% chance of favorable weather for the launch. Here is the specific timing if everything stays on track:Launch Details * Target Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2026 * Launch Window Opens: 6:24 PM EDT (3:24 PM in Merritt) * Window Duration: 2 hours * Location: Launch Complex 39B, Kennedy Space Center, FloridaBackup OpportunitiesIf there is a “scrub” due to technical issues or local weather, NASA has several backup windows already lined up: * Daily backups: April 2 through April 6 * Extended backup: April 30The Mission at a GlanceThis is a historic 10-day mission that will send four astronauts—including Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen—on a trajectory around the far side of the moon. It’s the first time humans have left low Earth orbit since 1972.Since you’re in British Columbia, you can catch the live coverage on NASA’s YouTube channel or NASA+ starting around 9:50 AM PDT tomorrow if you want to watch the fueling process, with full broadcast coverage beginning at 9:50 AM PDT.Would you like me to find the specific streaming links or local TV listings for the launch?
NASA’s Artemis II mission, the first crewed flight in the Artemis program, is scheduled to launch next week from Launch Complex 39B at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The target launch date is Wednesday, April 1, 2026, with the launch window opening at 6:24 PM EDT. Therefore, the launch is scheduled for the evening.
If you are watching from other time zones, this corresponds to 10:24 PM UTC, or early Thursday morning, April 2, for locations such as India (3:54 AM IST). NASA has additional backup launch opportunities available through April if a delay is necessary.
The Earth has ocean currents and air currents. Every kind of vortex, wind, tunnels, wind shears and the whole kitt caboodle gives us predictable weather and most instances.
Gravity from a friend
Our moon stands solid withness and pulls on our oceans and our currents and gives us predictable weather
The Moon is not quite full yet. Apparently on the 6th or the 7th it will be. With a possible frost here.Merritt BC…
Moon Location?
That’s a great question! Since you’re in Merritt, BC, here is where the Moon is tonight, October 4, 2025.The Moon is in the Waxing Gibbous phase and is approximately 92.4% illuminated.Tonight’s Moon Schedule in MerrittThe Moon is visible in the sky this evening, setting in the early morning.| Event | Time (PDT) ||—|—|| Moonrise | The Moon rose in the afternoon, between noon and sunset, and is currently visible. || Sets | The Moon will set in the early morning hours (between midnight and sunrise). |The Moon is very close to its Full Moon phase, which will occur in a couple of days on October 6, 2025.
Tom Edwards prunes the tree at the Bailey house downtown information center on Voght Street in Merritt, BC. Somebody said careful that ladder don’t fall and guess what? In Merritt, there’s only a few leaves that have turned color.
Moon October 2025
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Just to frost temperature over night October 6 forecast low 32f.
The full moon this October is a supermoon and on the 6th the forecast for the temperature in Merritt, 600 meters above sea level and in the BC Central South interior will experience another super hunter/harvest Moon.
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The full Harvest Moon on October 6, 2025, is a significant celestial event, as it is also a Supermoon.Harvest Supermoon DetailsTime of FullnessThe Moon will reach its moment of peak illumination (fullness) at 8:48 P.M. PDT on Monday, October 6, 2025, in Merritt, British Columbia.Moonrise and DirectionFor observers in Merritt, BC, the full Moon will: * Rise at 6:09 P.M. PDT on Monday, October 6, 2025. * Direction: It will rise generally towards the East, near the horizon, a characteristic of the full Moon around the autumnal equinox. The optimal time to view its golden-orange hue is shortly after it rises.The Supermoon EffectThe Harvest Moon on October 6, 2025, is the first of three consecutive Supermoons this year, meaning it occurs close to perigee (the Moon’s closest point to Earth in its orbit).Distance from EarthWhile the Moon’s exact distance is constantly changing, the full Moon phase on October 6 will be at a close distance. The closest point in the orbit (perigee) for this full moon period is around 226,250 miles (approximately 364,117 kilometers). This distance is significantly closer than the average Earth-Moon distance of about 239,000 miles.Why it’s a SupermoonA Supermoon is a full Moon that occurs near perigee. Due to this closer distance, it will appear slightly larger (about 6.6% larger) and noticeably brighter (about 13% brighter) than a typical full Moon.What makes it the Harvest MoonThe Harvest Moon is simply the full Moon that occurs closest to the autumnal equinox (the start of fall). Because the equinox in 2025 was on September 22, the full Moon on October 6 is the closest one to that date, earning it the title of Harvest Moon. This timing causes the Moon to rise relatively close to sunset for several nights, providing extra twilight illumination for farmers, which is how it got its name.
Strangely enough this happens to be published post number 4666. On this site. Just a coincidence… Ya think …
Moon all done with blood
So, the Moon is back 22:15 hrs approximately, and our moon is back without its blood colouring. I can’t help feeling that we miss something. It’s calm right now. You know getting on to 10:30 on Sunday night and the forest fire smoke is abated and it doesn’t seem 110° anymore. I think it only got to 100° f here something’s over with. I don’t know what it is. People kind of a emptiness in my spirit like something missed.
Well, if it was conflict we missed out on. Well that’s good. Peace and prosperity to all my friends and adherence people. I follow those that follow me. The world may have had some surgery, and recovery was just beginning. Enjoy!
The moon is said to go dark on the 22-23rd so the dark sky for viewing the planet parade will be enhanced.
The new moon will occur on Friday, August 22, 2025, at 11:06 PM PDT in Vancouver, British Columbia, and is sometimes referred to as a Black Moon because it’s the third new moon in a single astronomical season. The new moon phase happens when the Moon is positioned between the Earth and the Sun, making its lit side face away from us. This results in the Moon becoming virtually invisible to the naked eye. This lack of moonlight creates an exceptionally dark sky, which is ideal for stargazing and viewing deep-sky objects like star clusters and the Milky Way. August 2025 Sky and Planet Positions 🔭 In August, a “planet parade” of six planets and the Moon is visible. On the mornings leading up to the new moon, you’ll be able to see Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter aligned in the eastern sky, while Saturn and Neptune will be in the southern sky. As the month progresses, Saturn will become more visible, and Neptune will still be in the same general area. For the best viewing, you should find a location away from city lights and with a clear view of the horizon. The best time to observe the planets would be in the early morning before sunrise. Rare Black Moon to Darken Skies in August 2025 This video is relevant because it discusses the August 2025 Black Moon event and its impact on the night sky.
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