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CELESTIAL DISPLAY 2026
Why is a blue moon called a blue moon? All you need to know before the upcoming rare celestial eventMay 2026 will feature a rare blue moon, the second full moon within the month, occurring on May 31st. This celestial event, also a micromoo...- Planet Parade this weekend: How to see Venus, Jupiter, and Mercury shine together after sunsetPlanetary alignments continue to capture public fascination because they make astronomy feel approachable and easy to experience. Unlike di...
- How to watch the Northern Lights tonightA fading geomagnetic storm offers one more chance to catch the Northern Lights on the night of May 6, 2026. While solar activity is decreas...
- Miss this and you’ll regret it: May’s Flower Moon and rare Blue micromoon are happening weeks apart—here’s why this double full moon event is more specialThe first full moon of May is traditionally called the Flower Moon, a name that originates from Native American and early colonial traditio...
- Lyrid meteor shower 2026 viewing guide: Peak times, tips, and what US skywatchers can expectGet ready for the Lyrid meteor shower in 2026. This annual event promises a celestial spectacle across North America. Observers in the Unit...
- Northern Lights tonight across 18 U.S. states—are you in the visibility zone? Check peak timings, locations, and viewing conditionsThe Northern Lights tonight could reach up to 18 U.S. states, driven by rising geomagnetic activity, according to the NOAA Space Weather Pr...
- Crescent Moon, Venus light up Equinox skies: When and how to watch the celestial show this weekendThe equinox, occurring on March 20 this year, marks the point when day and night are nearly equal worldwide. Astronomically, it happens as ...
- Venus Saturn Conjunction lights up weekend sky: How to watch the rare once-a-year planetary pairingAstronomers note that conjunctions are visual alignments rather than true closeness in space. Although Venus and Saturn may appear near eac...
- Newly discovered comet approaching Sun’s corona could be visible to the naked eye in AprilA newly discovered comet, C/2026 A1 (MAPS), is generating excitement as it may become naked-eye visible by April 2026. This Kreutz sungraze...
- Northern Lights Aurora Borealis Forecast: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the dazzling display in the skies across these 12 statesThe Northern Lights appear when charged particles from the Sun, known as the solar wind, collide with Earth’s magnetic field. Guided along ...
- Why has the blood-red night sky over Ladakh's Hanle village left the internet stunned? ExplainedRed auroras Hanle Ladak: Auroral activity was recorded by the all-sky camera at the Indian Astronomical Observatory in Hanle, Ladakh, on th...
- Skywatchers, get ready: The most spectacular eclipse era begins, including one “Eclipse of the Century” you can’t missSky-watchers are set to experience a remarkable sequence of solar eclipses between 2026 and 2028, which includes three total eclipses and t...
- 2026 Moon calendar: Blood moon, supermoon, planetary dance, and meteors you can spot without a telescopeThe southern sky in 2026 offers a celestial spectacle, featuring a total lunar eclipse on March 3rd, a blue Moon on May 31st, and a supermo...
- Another Apple executive jumps ship — latest high-profile departure heads straight to OpenAIAnother top Apple executive is departing. Cheng Chen, a senior director overseeing critical display technologies, is moving to OpenAI. This...
- When is the full Moon in December 2025? December cold supermoon rises tonight ahead of Geminid meteor showerWhen is the full moon?: Get ready for the final supermoon of 2025, the dazzling Cold Moon, gracing our skies tonight, December 3rd. While v...
- Moon and Saturn conjunction: When and how to watch the rings paired with moon’s brightnessSkywatchers across the Northern Hemisphere are in for a captivating celestial show this weekend, with the Moon appearing alongside Saturn i...
- Four Back-to-Back Supermoons: When and where to watch, date, time and viewing tipsA supermoon takes place when a full Moon coincides with its perigee, the nearest point in its elliptical orbit around Earth. Because the Mo...
- Six Planets alignment this August: When & where to watch and can it be viewed with naked eye? Peak datesThis August, skywatchers around the world can look forward to a rare spectacle: a six-planet alignment gracing both the pre-dawn and late-n...
- Star T Corona Borealis to explode next week in rare 80-year event — When and where to watchThis rare exploding star event could offer a stunning cosmic display, a momentous occasion for both scientists and stargazers alike.
- Moon turns red: Watch a big celestial event in March - a total lunar eclipseA total lunar eclipse will be visible across the Western Hemisphere, especially in North and South America, on the night of Thursday to Fri...
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