Capture the Stunning Beaver Moon with These Tips

Capture the celestial spectacle of the year with your camera or smartphone. We reveal the secrets to a perfect photo.

Prepare your camera! A heavenly spectacle awaits you

Friends and beauty lovers, the time has come to elevate our gaze and our creativity! The universe gives us an absolutely magical event: the Beaver Moon, the most dazzling of all of 2025, is about to illuminate the skies of Mexico. Imagine a lunar disk that looks 14% larger and shines 30% brighter. This is not just any night; It is a direct invitation to connect with the immensity, to capture a little piece of heaven and to remember that there are always wonders waiting to be discovered. This phenomenon, also known as the November Supermoon, occurs when our satellite reaches its closest point to Earth, and is a golden opportunity to transform the ordinary into something extraordinary.

Your equipment, your ally: from the smartphone to the professional camera

And here comes the best news: you don’t need to be a professional with fancy equipment to get an incredible shot. Your passion and these recommendations are all you need! If you have a SLR or digital camera with a good zoom, it’s your time to shine. Take advantage of its power to achieve those sharp details that will leave you breathless. But there is an infallible secret, a true game-changer: the tripod. This accessory will be your best friend to eliminate vibrations and guarantee perfect stability. Trust me, that stability will make the difference between a good photo and a spectacular one.

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What if your main tool is your trusty mobile phone? Let’s celebrate it! Technology is on your side. Activate video mode, zoom to maximum and focus directly on the moon. Now for a powerful trick: adjust the exposure manually by sliding your finger down the screen to reduce the brightness. This simple gesture will make the craters and plays of light come to life. And a bonus of genius: record a short video while taking screenshots. This strategy will give you multiple images with different lighting atmospheres, it’s like having a photo studio in your pocket!

Secrets revealed: take your moon photography to the next level

The most experienced photographers share their wisdom: preparation is everything. Look for elevated locations and get away from the light pollution of the city. Allow yourself to experience the peace of nature while you wait for the perfect shot. The peak moment is during its rise or just before dawn, when the moon is close to the horizon and is dressed in golden and orange hues. It is a moment of serene and profound beauty.

If you venture into manual mode, set a medium speed and a closed aperture (such as f/8 or f/11) to avoid being dazzled by the light and losing detail. And for all the brave ones who use their smartphone, “night” modes or applications specialized in astrophotography, such as Star Walk, are incredible allies that will enhance your creative capacity. Capturing this phenomenon goes beyond a simple image; It is an emotional experience that connects us with the rhythm of the cosmos. The Beaver Moon closes the cycle of supermoons of the year, a powerful and constant reminder of the bond that unites us with the universe.

Heaven is calling you! Share your most amazing captures of the Beaver Moon on your social networks using #LunaDelCastor2025 and encourage others to look up. Looking for more inspiration to capture the wonders of the universe? Explore our astrophotography section and discover how to turn every night into an opportunity to create art.

AI becomes a dating coach, but divides opinions

Users turn to chatbots to start romantic conversations, but doubts persist about authenticity.

The role of AI in modern romance

Marie Lansley recently arrived in San Francisco and, while looking for a partner, decided to try artificial intelligence. “I’ve tried everything,” says the 36-year-old engineer, who consults chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude to help her start conversations on dating apps. “I’m open to AI finding the love of my life, but I’m not totally convinced,” she says. “Chemistry is always going to be analog.”

More and more people are using chatbots to compose messages or interpret responses. Dating coach Carey Gaynes compares him to Cyrano de Bergerac: “You’re using a voice that’s not your own.” He worries about overdependence, although he recognizes that it can be useful.

Mason Naung, a 25-year-old student in Los Angeles, only turns to AI to break the initial ice. “If the messages go further, it would be a small warning sign,” he says. San Diego businesswoman Dani Cohen prefers an AI-written farewell message to being ghosted. “Anything that gets people to communicate in a friendly way is great,” he says.

Other voices are more critical. Clara Sullivan, a 22-year-old student, would not respond to a profile that uses AI. “It’s scary how dependent people are. It’s taken away the ability to think creatively,” he says. A Pew Research Center survey reveals that 53% of US adults believe AI will worsen creativity, and half think it will affect meaningful relationships.

Dating apps already integrate AI. Tinder has Chemistry, Hinge uses AI launchers, and Bumble plans to eliminate swipe to prioritize automated matching. Its CEO, Whitney Wolfe Herd, says that technology “should make love feel more human, not less.”

Mohammed Nizami, 23, does not use AI for dating. “We all crave authentic connection. If there’s a filter, it’s not a good way to start,” he says. Jake Clay, a content creator in New York, calls the situation a “vicious cycle” that bypasses sacred processes of life. “It’s sad to delegate something so fundamental to an AI that doesn’t understand emotions,” he laments.

Despite reservations, the merger between AI and dating seems inevitable. Efficiency gains ground, but authenticity remains the challenge.

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NASA takes the 2026 World Cup ball into space and plays it on the ISS

NASA sent an official 2026 World Cup ball into space and opened an exhibition in Houston.

World Cup ball arrives at the International Space Station

The fever of the 2026 World Cup permeated the atmosphere. NASA sent an official World Cup ball to the International Space Station (ISS). In a video shared on social networks, four astronauts are seen playing with the ball in microgravity. The message: “We work to inspire the next generation by showing how space exploration drives innovation in sports science.”

The agency seeks to disseminate how research on the ISS generates advances in science, technology and human health. Benefits that even reach the soccer field.

Exhibition at the FIFA Fan Fest in Houston

NASA set up an exhibit at the FIFA Fan Fest in Houston, Texas. It opened on June 11 at the start of the World Cup and will be available until July 19. Visitors can discover how space research improves life on Earth and learn about the Artemis program missions.

The exhibition explains how more than 25 years of studies on the ISS have helped understand the aerodynamics of the ball. According to a statement from the Johnson Space Center, previous research analyzed how internal mass, sensors and seam texture affect stability and rotation under real-play conditions.

Science applied to sports

As part of the project, NASA and Adidas present the “STEMonstration” demo. They compare how balls spin with different balance in microgravity. The objective: to show that space discoveries benefit athletes and fans of the most popular sport in the world.

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Users report massive drop in X this Monday

Users report problems accessing social network X this Monday, June 22.

Cuts in X during Monday

Users of the social network X, formerly Twitter, reported this Monday, June 22, difficulties accessing and browsing the platform. According to data from DownDetector, a site that monitors digital failures, 1,131 people have reported problems with the application, loading the main feed and connecting to servers.

The most common issues include the inability to refresh the home page, errors when displaying posts, and crashes when using basic functions. When trying to log in, some see messages like “Something went wrong. Try loading again,” without the platform recovering.

So far, X has not issued an official statement on the origin of the failures or the estimated time to restore service.

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