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Register

✇NASA Science
By: Caela Barry
17 June 2026 at 19:42

Register to Observe the Moon with NASA

Image credit: Zach Tejral | Location: Antarctica

How to Register for International Observe the Moon Night

Choose the type of registration that best matches your Moon observing plans:

Colorized photo of kid pointing to a screen with the Moon, with text overlay: Individual / Household Registration.

Individual/Household Registration

If you are observing the Moon on your own or with people in your household, register here.

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Host a Public Event

If you are organizing and hosting a Moon observing event that is free and open to everyone, register here.

Colorized photo of school children holding up certificates, with text overlay: Host a Private Event

Host a Private Event

If you are organizing and hosting a Moon observing event for a private group, register here.

Planning Resources

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Event Planning Guide

How to host an International Observe the Moon Night event, in 8 easy steps.

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Sample Event Outline

Looking for ideas about how to structure your event? This outline can help.

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10 Ways to Observe the Moon from Home

Observing the Moon is something you can do no matter the weather, time of day, or location! Here are some of our favorite ways to observe.

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Find a Local Event to Join

Check the Find-An-Event Database for International Observe the Moon Night events near you, or to find a virtual event.

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✇SpaceNews
By: Jason Kim
17 June 2026 at 14:00
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