The Leonid meteor shower will peak on November 17, offering brilliant shooting stars visible to the naked eye across dark night skies worldwide.
Scientists predict the northern lights could be visible in 21 states in America, offering Americans a rare opportunity to witness one of nature’s most mesmerising celestial shows.
On November 9, Jupiter will appear near the Moon in the night sky, offering stargazers a stunning view and chance to observe Jupiter’s moons.
The meteor shower peaks overnight on 4–5 November 2025, offering a good chance to catch bright meteors and fireballs. Here is all you need to know about this night sky event.
NASA reports that each meteor can travel at speeds reaching 148,000 miles per hour, leaving glowing trails that sometimes last several minutes.
Comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) is brightening the October night sky, offering stargazers a rare chance to see its glowing tail. Here is how and when to watch it.
Explore 10 breathtaking images of the Milky Way from NASA’s latest collection, revealing the galaxy’s vibrant star fields, glowing nebulae and hidden cosmic wonders in stunning celestial detail.
From Supermoon brilliance to Orionid meteors, October 2025 offers unforgettable skywatching experiences. Here is a list of sky events taking place in October 2025.
The Perseids appear each year when Earth crosses a trail of dust left by comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle. The comet takes 133 years to orbit the Sun and last passed near Earth in 1992
With the moon only 9% illuminated, the skies will be dark. This increases the chances of spotting meteors without the glare of moonlight. Viewers can also catch a crescent moon near Mercury in the west-northwest before night fully sets in.
The cosmic trio will rise close together in Earth’s eastern sky, just hours after the moon reaches its third quarter phase.
At their closest, Mars and Regulus sit just 0.7 degrees apart. That’s about a little finger’s width at arm’s length. It's one of the year's tightest planetary conjunctions.
From London’s skyline to ancient temples in Greece, the Strawberry Moon 2025 cast a magical glow across the globe. These 11 stunning photos capture the lunar beauty as seen from different corners of the world.
This full moon marks the final one of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. It is also the lowest full moon of the year for those living north of the equator.
Many never witness this wonder. About one-third of people, including 80% of Americans, can’t see the Milky Way at all. The culprit is light pollution.
May's Full Flower Moon marks the bloom of spring flowers. Native Americans named it Budding Moon, Egg Laying Moon, and Planting Moon.
The meteors are produced by comet 1P/Halley, which revolves around the Sun every 76 years. When Earth intersects with the dust it trails behind, these small particles collide with our atmosphere and incinerate in a flash of light.
Meteor showers are the result of comet debris that remains behind. When Earth passes through this dust, the particles incinerate.
The European Space Agency's SOHO spacecraft was the first to detect it. Its SWAN instrument, which observes solar activity, detected the object.
Astrophotographer Josh Dury captures a breathtaking image of the rare planetary alignment of seven planets in the night sky, a spectacle that won't be seen again until 2028, offering a unique opportunity for stargazers and photographers.
Witness a rare celestial event in February as all seven planets in our solar system align, creating a breathtaking view in the night sky, a spectacle that won't be seen again until 2040.
Indian astronomer Dorje Angchuk captures stunning 24-hour time-lapse video of Earth's rotation from Ladakh's remote landscapes, showcasing the planet's smooth transition between day and night.
This February, skywatchers are in for a treat. Bright planets such as Venus, Mars, and Jupiter will rule the night sky.
A rare celestial event is captivating stargazers this week, with Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars aligning for a dazzling planetary display.
Witness the dazzling display of Venus, the brilliant 'evening star,' as it reaches its greatest elongation east, offering a rare and spectacular view in the night sky.