The sun, stars and moon have fascinated humanity since the dawn of time. Whether it be the Grecian stories seemingly written by the stars, or some planetary retrograde explaining why your ex-boyfriend called you after five years of silence, we’re always talking about the sky and the imaginary things that belong above.

“For as long as humans have been around, there has been a ton of interest in space,” said McKenna Dowd, coordinator for the University of Texas at Arlington Planetarium. “We all share the same sky, sun and moon.”

If your social media feeds were flooded with novice stargazers’ amateur pictures of a supersized moon over the weekend, it’s because the North Texas night skies are especially spectacular right now, and it’s not ending anytime soon. In October, NASA identified th

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