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When Conor Ireland picked up his cold brew at a Starbucks in London, Ontario, last month, he discovered a drawing of a sausage-shaped creature saying “neigh.” “Why is there a salamander ...

Stargazers can expect at least four interesting astronomical events in April – from a pink, full micromoon to a "celestial smiley face" alignment. The biggest will be the Lyrid meteor shower ...

A "smiley face" will appear in the sky over Florida April 25, shortly before sunrise. Look low on the eastern horizon 20-30 minutes before sunrise. Not sure when sunrise is? Here are sunrise times ...

Despite the name, pink cocaine usually doesn’t contain cocaine at all. It’s an unreliable mix of powdered substances that vary from batch to batch. You can typically swallow or snort the drug ...

On April 25th, early risers are in for a celestial treat as Venus, Saturn, and the crescent Moon align to form a smiley face in the dawn sky. This rare triple conjunction, visible worldwide with ...

But on Friday morning itself, sky watchers might be able to spot a ‘triple conjunction’ of the Moon, Venus and Saturn - which looks a tiny bit like a smiley face. Venus is shining brightly all through ...

Pink Moon April 2025: Significance The term "Pink Moon" does not refer to the color of the moon itself, but rather to the pink blossoms of the moss-creeping phlox plant that blooms in some places ...

The conjunction will be turned on its side in the early morning hours. Early risers, you could glimpse a "smiley face" over Michigan this week. A rare formation — a triple conjunction — will ...

Stargazers will be treated to a rare sight this week as Venus, Saturn and the Moon align to create a “smiley face” formation in the night sky. This rare alignment will be visible for about an ...

“The planets pass through the same area of sky where we see the Moon, and so it won’t be rare for Saturn or Venus to be near the Moon – however how often we can interpret them as smiley ...