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Observe the Moon written in many languages
Image Credit: NASA/Molly Wasser
Published: September 29, 2019

Use this graphic on social media or at your event to celebrate International Observe the Moon Night!

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Share this animated GIF to celebrate and promote International Observe the Moon Night!
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Whimsical illustration of a skyline of monuments from all over the world representing different countries and cultures, looping behind a logo of Observe the Moon.
Observe the Moon Around the World Animation
Video trailer for International Observe the Moon Night. Share widely! 
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Video trailer for International Observe the Moon Night. Image of the Moon's surface in the background, with photographs of people around the world observing the Moon.
International Observe the Moon Night Trailer
Decorative poster celebrating International Observe the Moon Night, held annually in September or October. 
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Whimsical illustration of hands reaching up to a Moon above a cityscape. Text says International Observe the Moon Night. Everyone. Everywhere. Every year.
Decorative Poster for International Observe the Moon Night
Official logos and style guide to use for promoting your International Observe the Moon Night event. 
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Logos and Style guide for usage for International Observe the Moon Night.
International Observe the Moon Night Logo and Style Guide
Save the date for International Observe the Moon Night 2020!
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Whimsical illustration of people observing the Moon in a postcard format. The postcard advertises that International Observe the Moon Night is on September 26, 2020.
International Observe the Moon Night Save the Date Postcard 2020
Customize with your event information!
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Press Release Template - 2020
Illustration to promote International Observe the Moon Night.
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Illustration of imagined landscape with world landmarks, silhouette of a boy looking up at the moon
Observe the Moon Around the World
Make your own International Observe the Moon Night flyer or poster 
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Make Your Own International Observe the Moon Night Event Flyer/Poster
Use this flyer to advertise International Observe the Moon Night!
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Flyer for International Observe the Moon Night that says "To join the global celebration Look at the Moon! Attend an event Host your own Listen to Moon-themed music Sketch the Moon
Flyer for International Observe the Moon Night
Spend the next month getting to know the Moon. Set aside some time each day to look at the Moon. Record your observations in the log provided on the back of this page.
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Link to moon journal with a page to color in moon phases.
Moon Observation Journal
A complete slideshow overview of NASA's Apollo lunar exploration program.
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Two downloadable PowerPoint presentations.
The Apollo Legacy and NASA's Leap into the Future
Download a trio of three free posters celebrating NASA's plans to return to the Moon and then head on to Mars.
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Series of three posters showing astronauts in space, on the Moon and on Mars. The Mars one has a dog in spacesuit, too.
Moon to Mars Posters
Set to Claude Debussy's Clair de Lune, this visualization uses Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter data to show the stark beauty of evolving light and shadow near sunrise and sunset on the rugged lunar su...
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Close views of the Moon set to classical music.
Moonlight
This false-color photograph is a composite of 15 images of the Moon.
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Rainbow colored Moon.
Colorful Moon
The three crew members of Apollo 8 were the first humans to leave Earth orbit and the first to travel around the Moon.
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Trio of men in spacesuits walking down a hall.
Apollo 8: First Humans to Leave Earth Orbit
The Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) mission ended on 17 December 2012 when the two spacecraft GRAIL A (Ebb) and GRAIL B (Flow) impacted the Moon.
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Collection of images showing impact marks of two spacecraft that impacted the moon.
GRAIL Impact Sites
In October 1959, the Soviet Union's Luna 3 spacecraft took the first photo of the farside of the Moon - a region never before seen by human eyes.
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Fuzzy black and white image of the Moon.
First Photo of the Lunar Farside

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