Every year stargazers can look forward to twelve months of spectacular sightings and rare, exceptional visions you can only get from looking up at the night sky. We have rounded up some of the ...

Right after the stunning supermoon, you can look up at the skies for the Leonids meteor shower, an annual celestial event caused by Earth passing through debris left by Comet 55P/Tempel–Tuttle. As ...

which may be the only way to differentiate a Leonids meteor from the other three showers. Geminids is one of the biggest meteor showers of the year, and it peaks less than two weeks away from ...

We will of course update you on developments as soon as we know more. In the meantime, you can enjoy the most recent Starship turning into a meteor shower in the videos attached below.

SpaceX noted that for this seventh Starship flight test, “a significant number of tiles will be removed to stress-test vulnerable areas across the vehicle.” A weekly newsletter by David Pierce ...

7: The second of two total lunar eclipses is visible from most of Asia and Australia ... Nov. 17: The Leonid meteor shower peaks, with favourable viewing conditions due to a crescent Moon.

The Quadrantid Meteor Shower peaks on January 3-4, 2025. This event can produce up to 120 meteors per hour. It is best viewed in the Northern Hemisphere, but observers in India can also catch some ...

A meteor shower is an astronomical event that lights up the sky, creating a spectacle much-anticipated by astronomy lovers. During this celestial phenomenon, numerous meteors, commonly referred to ...

The cosmic double-header will repeat in September with an even longer total lunar eclipse over Europe, Asia, Africa ... less dramatic meteor showers like the Lyrids in April, the Orionids in October ...

Here’s a quick look at 2025: a year filled with dazzling meteor showers, brilliant planets at their best ... A second total lunar eclipse in 2025 graces skies across Asia, Australia, and parts of ...

While you likely won’t see bright fireballs - both because this particular meteor shower is waning now and because of the bright light from the full moon - there’s always a chance to see a few ...