Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.

Join Jupiter Joe for some night time Sidewalk Astronomy. See planets, the moon and even nebulae and star clusters. All visible from NYC and all accessible to you as a break from your hectic schedule, so take a minute to let curiosity get the best of you and step into the Galaxy around you! Bring an open mind and time. Check-in with me on Twitter @JupiterJoes.

Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.

Join Jupiter Joe for some night time Sidewalk Astronomy. See planets, the moon and even nebulae and star clusters. All visible from NYC and all accessible to you as a break from your hectic schedule, so take a minute to let curiosity get the best of you and step into the Galaxy around you! Bring an open mind and time. Check-in with me on Twitter @JupiterJoes.

Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.

Join Jupiter Joe for some night time Sidewalk Astronomy. See planets, the moon and even nebulae and star clusters. All visible from NYC and all accessible to you as a break from your hectic schedule, so take a minute to let curiosity get the best of you and step into the Galaxy around you! Bring an open mind and time. Check-in with me on Twitter @JupiterJoes.

Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.

Join Jupiter Joe for some night time Sidewalk Astronomy. See planets, the moon and even nebulae and star clusters. All visible from NYC and all accessible to you as a break from your hectic schedule, so take a minute to let curiosity get the best of you and step into the Galaxy around you! Bring an open mind and time. Check-in with me on Twitter @JupiterJoes.

Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.

Join Jupiter Joe for some night time Sidewalk Astronomy. See planets, the moon and even nebulae and star clusters. All visible from NYC and all accessible to you as a break from your hectic schedule, so take a minute to let curiosity get the best of you and step into the Galaxy around you! Bring an open mind and time. Check-in with me on Twitter @JupiterJoes.

Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.

Join Jupiter Joe for some night time Sidewalk Astronomy. See planets, the moon and even nebulae and star clusters. All visible from NYC and all accessible to you as a break from your hectic schedule, so take a minute to let curiosity get the best of you and step into the Galaxy around you! Bring an open mind and time. Check-in with me on Twitter @JupiterJoes.

Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.

Join Jupiter Joe for some night time Sidewalk Astronomy. See planets, the moon and even nebulae and star clusters. All visible from NYC and all accessible to you as a break from your hectic schedule, so take a minute to let curiosity get the best of you and step into the Galaxy around you! Bring an open mind and time. Check-in with me on Twitter @JupiterJoes.

Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.

The maximum rate of meteors expected to be visible is around 5 per hour (ZHR). However, this assumes a perfectly dark sky and that the radiant of the meteor shower is directly overhead. In practice, the number of meteors you are likely to see is lower than this, and can be calculated from the ZHR formula.

The Moon will be 9 days old at the time of peak activity, presenting significant interference in the early evening sky. (via In-The-Sky.org)

The maximum rate of meteors expected to be visible is around 40 per hour (ZHR). However, this assumes a perfectly dark sky and that the radiant of the meteor shower is directly overhead. In practice, the number of meteors you are likely to see is lower than this.

The Moon will be 2 days old at the time of peak activity, presenting minimal interference. (via In-The-Sky.org)

Join Jupiter Joe for some night time Sidewalk Astronomy. See planets, the moon and even nebulae and star clusters. All visible from NYC and all accessible to you as a break from your hectic schedule, so take a minute to let curiosity get the best of you and step into the Galaxy around you! Bring an open mind and time. Check-in with me on Twitter @JupiterJoes.

The Moon will be located on the opposite side of the Earth as the Sun and its face will be will be fully illuminated. This phase occurs at 11:12 UTC. This full moon was known by early Native American tribes as the Full Pink Moon because it marked the appearance of the moss pink, or wild ground phlox, which is one of the first spring flowers. This moon has also been known as the Sprouting Grass Moon, the Growing Moon, and the Egg Moon. Many coastal tribes called it the Full Fish Moon because this was the time that the shad swam upstream to spawn. (via SeaSky.org)

Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.

Join Jupiter Joe for some night time Sidewalk Astronomy. See planets, the moon and even nebulae and star clusters. All visible from NYC and all accessible to you as a break from your hectic schedule, so take a minute to let curiosity get the best of you and step into the Galaxy around you! Bring an open mind and time. Check-in with me on Twitter @JupiterJoes.

The Moon will be located on the opposite side of the Earth as the Sun and its face will be will be fully illuminated. This phase occurs at 01:43 UTC. This full moon was known by early Native American tribes as the Full Worm Moon because this was the time of year when the ground would begin to soften and the earthworms would reappear. This moon has also been known as the Full Crow Moon, the Full Crust Moon, the Full Sap Moon, and the Lenten Moon. This is also the last of three supermoons for 2019. The Moon will be at its closest approach to the Earth and may look slightly larger and brighter than usual. (via SeaSky.org)

Join Jupiter Joe at Lecount Place in front of Applebee’s in New Roc City. We will start off the night looking at the Moon, then we will be looking at Jupiter and its various storms, Jupiter’s largest moons, Saturn and its majestic rings and we will also get great views of Mars! All free! So join us for a stellar time.