Seven Sisters Eclipse! The Lunar Occultation Of July 20 2025!

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July 19th 2025!
Seven Sisters Eclipse! The Lunar Occultation Of July 20 2025!
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James Kaufman, World News Report, today, July 19th, 2025.
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Seven Sisters Eclipse,
the lunar occultation on July 20th.
On July 20th, sky watchers in North America are in for a treat
when the moon passes in front of the Pleiades star cluster.
Hiding them from view in a phenomenon known as lunar occultation,
in the early morning
hours of July 20th, the waning crescent moon will pass
in front of the Pleiades star cluster,
also known as the Seven Sisters,
creating a stunning celestial event visible from much
Much of the United States and Canada.
This event is known as a lunar occultation,
a phenomenon that occurs when the moon crosses
the line of sight to a distant celestial object,
in this case the Pleiades, temporarily blocking
them from view. Look close to the horizon
in the early morning hours before dawn for the best
chance to see this event.
Make sure you have an unobstructed view of the eastern horizon.
You can use our night sky tool to check
the exact times for your location.
I will leave a link to that tool in the description.
Search for the Alcyone, the brightest star in the cluster
and set the date to July 19th 20th.
Then adjust the time slider to find
the best viewing moment captured using our night sky tool.
This screen recording shows the moon passing
in front of the Pleiades star cluster during
the July 20th occultation.
In reality, the stars wouldn't be visible
and they'd be behind the moon.
This is for illustrative purposes only.
If you're not in North America to catch
this month's occultation, don't worry.
You may still catch a conjunction instead.
Where the moon appears close to the Pleiades in the sky.
These close approaches, visible from other parts of the world,
still offer a stunning sight for stargazers.
With that said, that will be this evening or early tomorrow morning.
So if any of you early risers get a great photo, please email it in.
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anything's possible in Bizarro World.
