On Jan. 28, 2021, a full moon hangs above a white carpet of snow on the Fermilab campus.
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The moon sets over a snow-laced Batavia Road on a morning in January 2021.
On Dec. 20, 2020, on the day before the closest apparent approach, the great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn is visible from the MI-14 service building.
Tractricious is illuminated by the moon and sun.
This scene was capture on July 6 as the sun was rising and the moon was setting.
Acqua Alle Funi, Wilson Hall and the moon all help light the way.
Comet NEOWISE is visible just above the upper left corner of Wilson Hall. Fireflies are visible in the foreground. This photo was taken on July 22.
The moon and Venus were close on the evening of Feb. 27. This is the view just outside the Fermilab gym.
Clear skies and a majestic view. These photos were captured using a Nikon P900.
The moon is a bright speck in this view from IB4 of the night sky The bright point left of the moon is Jupiter. The bright point below the moon is a star called Ascella, which is in the constellation Sagittarius.