As October ends, many celestial events lie ahead. Our mornings will begin to lighten earlier and our evenings darken earlier as daylight savings time ends on the night of Nov. 1. It is followed by a full moon rising on Tuesday, Nov. 4, bringing extreme high morning tides of 6 to 7 feet. This moon is described as a supermoon, appearing larger than usual, as it is closer to earth. A small meteor shower, the…