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  It's our November post! Check out the Full Beaver Moon, National STEM Day, and a fun Thanksgiving activity that keeps on giving even after the thanks have been given. Keep reading for more! November's Full Beaver Moon The Full Beaver Moon illuminated the night sky on November 27th, 2023 – marking the second to  last full moon of the year. This particular full moon earned its name from the beavers who construct their winter dams during this season.  As we celebrate and honor Native American Heritage Month, we'd like to take a moment to recognize the roots of the name "Beaver Moon" for the November full moon. It stems from various Native American tribes and  serves as a reminder of their rich cultural history. Link to Full Article:  The Full Beaver Moon shines tonight, the next-to-last full moon of 2023 | Space National STEM Day On November 8th we celebrated National STEM Day, a day dedicated to recognizing the significance of Science, Technology, Engineering, and

As we embark upon this new season, we have some thrilling news to share with you. From the unusual October heat to a stunning solar eclipse that resembled a ring of fire, and an intriguing science experiment to celebrate the month, we've got it all. Keep reading to discover more! Earth's Warmest October  The Earth has experienced its hottest October ever recorded, putting 2023 on track to be the hottest year on record. The difference compared to 2015 and 2019 is only 1.5 degrees hotter but is considered to be a significant margin due to its overall impact. Link to  Article :  Earth's Warmest October On Record Continues Journey To Its Hottest Year | Weather Underground (wunderground.com) This Month's Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse! On October 14th, 2023, a nearly complete annular solar eclipse was viewable across North, Central, and South America. Lucky viewers in nine states were treated to an incredible "ring of fire" when the moon covered everything but the sun&