The New Year will bring new celestial events: a series of meteor showers, rocket launches and a total solar eclipse. LifeHacker told us what and when to expect from the starry sky. Here are some of the major astrological events in 2024. Meteor showers April 21–22: peak meteor shower...
Some US cities are preparing to welcome large numbers of tourists ahead of Saturday's (October 14) annular solar eclipse. Where this celestial phenomenon will be visible, The Guardian told. What is an annular eclipse? Unlike a total solar eclipse with an annular...
This month's main cosmic event is the "ring of fire" solar eclipse, which will be visible across America on October 14th. In addition, the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn and Venus will appear in the sky for planet-watching enthusiasts to enjoy. Where and when to look...
Hardly anyone will remember the outgoing year with a kind word. However, at the very end, he promises to improve, at least in the eyes of astronomers and everyone who likes to watch the starry sky, writes the BBC. At the end of the year 2020 prepared several impressive night performances at once, ...
New Yorkers won't see a solar eclipse this year, but New Yorkers will have a few astronomical events this year to watch out for. The AMNY edition has compiled a list of the most interesting of them. Visible from New York Total lunar eclipse / ...
New Yorkers will not see a solar eclipse this year, but they will have a few days ahead when the spectacles in the sky will be equally impressive. Some of the astronomical events expected in 2019 and the best places to see them are suggested by AMNY. ...
The longest solar eclipse in history is expected on August 21 this year. It will last 1,5 hours. For the first time in four decades, residents of 14 states and six major US cities will be able to observe it. The eclipse will start at 11:45 am (New York time) at sunrise ...
2016 is rich in astronomical events that simply cannot be missed. Using data from the website Astronet.ru, “Forum” has compiled a list of the most interesting of them - add it to your calendar so as not to miss it. One of the brightest meteor showers “Quadrantids” The powerful meteor shower “Quadrantids”, formed as a result of the death…
On Monday, the lunar eclipse coincided with the so-called supermoon. The Moon revolves around the Earth in a slightly elongated, elliptical orbit and at the time of the eclipse will be at perigee - the point closest to the Earth. As a result, she looks significantly larger than usual. Moon eclipse,…
For the third time in less than a year, US residents will be able to witness a total lunar eclipse. The astronomical event will begin on April 4 at around 3:16 a.m. PST, at which point the edge of the moon's disk will begin to enter Earth's shadow. Then…