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Save the Date - Spanish

Stylized illustration of silhouettes of people looking up at a large Moon in the night sky.
Image Credit: NASA/Vi Nguyen
Published: December 26, 2023

La Noche Internacional de Observación de la Luna es una actividad anual organizada para el público a nivel mundial que fomenta la observación, apreciación y conocimiento de nuestra Luna así como su conexión con la ciencia y exploración planetaria de la NASA. Todos los habitantes de la Tierra están invitados a participar en este evento, ya sea como anfitriones o como asistentes de una actividad de la Noche Internacional de Observación de la Luna.

Para mayor información sobre la Noche Internacional de Observación de la Luna y cómo involucrarse, visite moon.nasa.gov/observe.

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