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A rare annular solar eclipse is set for February 17, 2026. This celestial spectacle, known as the, ring of fire, will be visible mainly ove...

October’s night sky promises a dazzling exhibition as the Draconid meteor shower returns, offering glimmering streaks of light just followi...

A partial solar eclipse will occur on September 21, 2025. The eclipse will begin at 11:00 PM IST and end at 3:24 AM IST. NASA reports visib...

This year features only one Friday the 13th, occurring in June. EarthSky reports calendar patterns dictate this. Months starting on a Sunda...

Eta Aquariid meteor shower illuminates our skies, captivating viewers until May 27. With its peak drawing near, here's your complete guide ...

Meteor enthusiasts can anticipate an annual celestial treat in the mid-November skies—the Leonid meteor shower, expected to offer a captiva...

October is set to be an exciting month for skywatchers, with a lineup of astronomical events that will captivate audiences each weekend. Th...

Varun Dhawan has praised his upcoming film 'Bawaal' as his best character to date, saying it offers a philosophical insight into the modern...

Spring Equinox 2023 is arriving, marking a new beginning on earth. However, time and the changes it brings are going to vary from country t...

The new year will bring lots of amazing skywatching occasions, including supermoons, meteor showers, and even an annular solar eclipse.

While many users gasped at the beauty of the Geminid Meteor Shower, others took to social media and uploaded photographs and videos.

Photographer Stu Berman posted on his Instagram account a picture of a fogbow, or white rainbow, which he clicked while walking in the Mari...

According to NASA, Jupiter will seem brighter and larger in the sky during this event, providing a fantastic opportunity to grab a glance.

The film is slated to hit the screens on April 7, 2023.

'Bas Karo Aunty!', which recently went on floors, has been written by Nitesh and Nikhil Mehrotra.

It's called Comet 69P/Machholz, and it's the most-likely suspect responsible for the annual meteor shower happening this week.