Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS will make its closest approach to Earth on December 19, offering scientists a rare opportunity to study material formed around another star system. Discovered in July, it is only the third confirmed interstellar object ever observed passing through our solar system.
November brings a stunning lineup of celestial wonders — from the Moon’s close pass by the Pleiades to bright Taurid fireballs, the Leonid meteor shower, Uranus at its brightest, and the unpredictable Alpha Monocerotids. Mark your calendar for these nights of sky magic!
September 7 – Blood Moon Eclipse: A total lunar eclipse bathed the Moon in deep reds and copper as Earth’s shadow swept across it. October 7 – First Supermoon of the Year: At perigee, the Moon will shine brighter and appear larger. November 5 – The Biggest & Brightest Moon of 2025: A lunar showstopper in the night sky. December 4 – Final Supermoon of the Year: A cool-toned finale to the year’s celestial performances.
America's biggest space agency, NASA, launched Voyager 1 in 1977 to explore the outer planets. Decades later, as it journeys beyond the solar system’s edge, it continues to transmit data — thanks to brilliant engineering and faint signals captured by giant antennas. Its latest signal has left NASA speechless, revealing the mysteries of deep space.
On the night of September 7, 2025, skywatchers around the world will be treated to a breathtaking total lunar eclipse. As the Moon drifts through Earth's shadow, it will glow in stunning shades of red and orange — a rare Blood Moon event not to be missed.
