A view of the Chicago skyline against a fiery background in late September.
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In October 2018, a full moon nestles in the Chicago skyline. Photo taken from Wilson Hall.
The nearly full moon rises alongside the Willis Tower during evening twilight on Tuesday, Oct. 23.
The clouds make for a dramatic backdrop for the Chicago skyline, photographed from the top Wilson Hall.
From atop Wilson Hall, you can see, from left, the Chicago skyline, Terrace Tower in Oak Brook and buildings in Naperville shimmering in late afternoon sunlight.
Fermilab is working with innovation leaders across the University of Chicago to help highlight the best in entrepreneurship, technology and science at the upcoming UChicago Innovation Fest. Hear Fermilab scientist Anne Schukraft discuss the hows and whys of the elusive neutrino on May 13 and 14 in downtown Chicago. And while you’re at it, hear about big solutions to problems in Chicago and across the globe, learn about the world around us, find new collaborators, and rub shoulders with leaders…
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The cloud bank obscured the Chicago skyline, but sharp eyes can still see Willis Tower in the middle of the horizon behind another building.