A few of our sidewalk astronomers will be out at Myrtle and Lime Street Saturday night for a few hours, say 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. I'll sit this one out since I'm a few days post hip-replacement surgery -- healing well, but not up to telescope viewing yet. If you can't get out or are clouded out, have a look at the moon phases in this month's What's Up Video: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/…/…/11/03/whats-up-november-2015 <http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fsolarsystem.nasa.gov%2Fnews%2F2015%2F11%2F03%2Fwhats-up-november-2015&h=8AQGBZKe3AQEiKHIypCAXYOUPpjJhtZ1LEA9iIRcnR21B-Q&enc=AZNfq3GqIuKu4oLtHOGDJMRGD-q5QI-GuVLfzZrpMym_vY1sKgbSFWgvlWMEaQPyNyRLmE4gT8m6q_t-60_nkKJ7vhHwWddbO6ja-SNjPsgDrlntSnAjM6csOAlePg6I_pjZjJnFLnjTZNotkArbYb51hPhbn8RDE6QDiRbHl1X7gzkStKJwPPKyoKoNeffORZc&s=1> I've also started a new feature - the Star Tool Box. It's a work in progress right now, but contains supplementary info about the topic of each monthly video. So for November, not only can you print out a star chart(a few, actually) showing you the Apollo landing site locations on the moon, you can also find the Apollo Mission patches, landing site geology, and more. Here's the link: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/news/startoolbox Hope you join us under the moonlight or at the armchair for some lunar sights. Jane -- Jane Houston Jones Monrovia, CA @jhjones What's Up #101 Moon Phases, Apollo landing sites https://youtu.be/2njQdqPvwm8