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Partly Cloudy 82°
Stargazing Current Weather
- Visibility
  10 mi
- Cloud
  Cover
  35%
- Ceiling
  24300 ft
Early AM

May 20

Lo 80°
Partly to mostly cloudy
Stargazing Weather
- Cloud
  Cover
  56%
- Precip
  25%
- Hours of Precip
  0
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Today

May 20

Hi 89°
A thunderstorm in the area
Fair for stargazing
- Cloud
  Cover
  26%
- Precip
  42%
- Hours of Precip
  2.5
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Tomorrow

May 21

Hi 88°
Partly sunny with a t-storm
Poor for stargazing
- Cloud
  Cover
  45%
- Precip
  59%
- Hours of Precip
  3
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Showers and thunderstorms around this morning through Wednesday evening

5/20 5/21 Now: 4:31am

AM 4-8

4am Mostly Cloudy 82° 6%
5am Intermittent Clouds 80° 5%
6am Intermittent Clouds 80° 5%
7am Partly Sunny 80° 8%
8am Partly Sunny 82° 43%

AM 9-2

9am Partly Sunny 83° 47%
10am Partly Sunny w/ T-Storms 83° 51%
11am Partly Sunny 85° 14%
12pm Partly Sunny 87° 10%
1pm Partly Sunny 87° 14%
2pm Partly Sunny 87° 43%

PM 3-8

3pm Partly Sunny 89° 47%
4pm Partly Sunny w/ T-Storms 88° 51%
5pm Partly Sunny 87° 34%
6pm Partly Sunny 85° 28%
7pm Partly Sunny 83° 33%
8pm Mostly Sunny 82° 43%

PM 9-2

9pm Mostly Clear 81° 47%
10pm Partly Cloudy w/ T-Storms 79° 51%
11pm Mostly Clear 80° 38%
12am Mostly Clear 81° 32%
1am Mostly Clear 81° 32%
2am Mostly Clear 81° 32%

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Solunar Information for Marathon, FL

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Rises at 6:38 AM with 13:26 of sunlight, then sets at 8:04 PM

Moonrise/Moonset

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Rises at 3:37 PM with 12:04 of moolight, then sets at 3:41 AM

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Fallout from Huge Solar Flare Sideswipes Earth Today

Space.com - May 18, 2013; 10:05 AM ET

The sun storm erupted late Tuesday (May 14) during a powerful solar flare — the fourth unleashed by a single sunspot in just 48 hours — and hurled a massive cloud of charged particles out into space at millions of miles an hour.
Mystery of Moon's Magnetic Field Deepens

Space.com - May 18, 2013; 9:57 AM ET

The moon generated a surprisingly intense magnetic field until at least 3.56 billion years ago, 160 million years longer than previously thought, a new study reports.
Yum! Curiosity Rover Swallows 1st Mars Sample, Finds Odd Bright Stuff

Space.com - May 16, 2013; 10:40 AM ET

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has swallowed its first tiny bite of Martian soil, after standing down for a spell while scientists checked out some strange bright bits in the dirt.
Oops! The 5 Greatest Scientific Blunders

LiveScience.com - May 16, 2013; 10:23 AM ET

These stories serve to show how even the smartest among us can err, and that in fact to achieve a big breakthrough, big risks are necessary, which sometimes also involve big failures.
Forget the Moon. Let's Go to Mars.

NationalGeographic.com - May 15, 2013; 8:04 AM ET

Buzz Aldrin says the Red Planet should be humankind's next destination.
Giant Gas Clouds Found In Void Between Nearby Galaxies

Space.com - May 12, 2013; 6:53 AM ET

A never-before-seen interstellar network of gas between two nearby galaxies may provide the raw material needed to fuel star formation for billions of years, scientists say.
Photos: 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse Captured

Weather.AOL.com - May 11, 2013; 9:19 AM ET

A stunning solcar eclipse was visible for cities such as Sydney and Brisbane, Australia, on Friday, May 10, 2013.
Mars Rover Curiosity to Drill Into Bumpy 'Cumberland' Rock

Space.com - May 10, 2013; 11:55 AM ET

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity will perform its second-ever drilling operation soon, boring into a knobby section of bedrock dubbed "Cumberland," space agency officials announced Thursday.