Stargazing in Washington: April's Cosmic Show
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Stargazing in Washington State: April 2026s Cosmic Highlights - The full moon, known as the Pink Moon, peaks on April 1st. Mercury reaches its farthest point from the sun on April 4th, visible in the eastern morning sky. Mars and Saturn join the party from April 16th to 23rd, best viewed from the Southern Hemisphere. The new moon on April 17th offers an earthshine effect, a rare phenomenon. Cap off the month with the Lyrid meteor shower peaking on April 22nd-23rd, expecting 10-20 meteors per hour.
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