By Sheetal Kumari | July 16, 2025
On 9 Aug at 13:24, this full moon is named after sturgeon fish once abundant in North America’s Great Lakes during August.
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The Perseids meteor shower peaks August 9–13, 2025, lighting up skies with bright streaks. Active from July 17 to August 24 each year.
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On August 12, 2025, spot Venus and Jupiter just 1° apart before sunrise, shining brightly together in a stunning early-morning sky show.
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On September 7–8, 2025, witness the year’s second total lunar eclipse, visible across Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
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September 21 2025 A partial solar eclipse will be visible across the South Pacific Antarctica and at sunrise in New Zealand on September 22
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The Orionids peak on October 21 to 22 with a dark Moonless sky, offering great viewing. Active from October 2 to November 7.
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The Draconids peak on October 8 and 9 just after nightfall, but an almost Full Moon in 2025 may limit meteor visibility.
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The Leonids meteor shower peaks around November 17, with up to 15 meteors per hour, and is visible from November 6 to 30.
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The Geminids meteor shower peaks December 13–14 and is often the year’s most spectacular, with bright, frequent shooting stars visible across many parts of the world.
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The Cold Moon on December 4 is a Supermoon, named for winter’s arrival in the Northern Hemisphere and marking December’s traditional full moon.
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