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Stylized illustration of an imagined landscape with world landmarks in the background. In the foreground silhouettes of people looking up at a large Moon in the night sky, with the text International Observe the Moon Night October 4, 2025. In the sky appears "Observe the Moon" translated in different languages.
Image Credit: NASA/Vi Nguyen
Published: November 15, 2024

国际赏月夜 是一年一度的全球公众参与计划, 旨在鼓励 人们观察、欣赏和了解我们的月球及其与NASA行星 科学和探索的联系。我们邀请地球上的每个人都通过 举办或出席活动来参与庆祝。

有关国际赏月夜以及如 何参与详情,请访问moon.nasa.gov/observe。

Translation credit: Astronomy Translation Network

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