Year's final supermoon, 'ring of fire' among June astronomy events
June features the shortest nights of the entire year north of the equator, but the biggest astronomy event of the month will unfold after the sun has climbed above the horizon over part of the globe. This is also one of the only months during which rare noctilucent clouds, which float 50 miles above the Earth's surface, can be seen from the Northern Hemisphere. This is significantly higher than many other clouds or the altitude at which...
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