Stay updated on the most exciting celestial events visible from Earth. From meteor showers to planetary alignments, these moments offer breathtaking views and a deeper connection to the cosmos.

• Eta Aquariids: Peaks around May 6 – best viewed after midnight.
• Perseids: Active mid-July to August, peaks around August 12 – very popular and bright.
• Geminids: Peaks mid-December – one of the most active showers of the year.

• Partial Lunar Eclipse: September 17, 2025 – visible from Asia, Australia, Africa, and Europe.
• Total Solar Eclipse: August 12, 2026 – visible in parts of Greenland, Iceland, and Spain.

• Venus & Jupiter Conjunction: March 2, 2025 – bright pairing after sunset.
• Saturn Opposes the Sun: October 2025 – best time to view Saturn with a telescope.

• New Moon Dates: June 6, July 5, August 4 — minimal moonlight, perfect for deep-sky observation.
• Milky Way Visibility: Visible in the southern sky from March to October, peaking in summer.

Grab a telescope or just lie under a dark sky. These events are your personal windows into the universe—no rocket required!