September stargazing: Neptune reaches full opposition and the Harvest Moon rises
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September 2026 offers stargazers a rare chance to see Neptune in full opposition on September 26 (the planet will be only 2.68 billion miles away), along with the Epsilon Perseids meteor shower on September 9 and the Full Harvest Moon on September 26, as the autumnal equinox arrives on September 22.
The Epsilon Perseids are a modest shower with about five meteors per hour.
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