
September 2023: What Planet is Next to the Moon?
What is that bright dot shining near the Moon tonight? Find out about stars and planets that can be seen next to our natural satellite this month!

How to See Starlink Satellite Train 2023
Learn how to see Starlink satellites in the sky from your location and get info on the upcoming Starlink launches.

The Orionid Meteor Shower In October 2023: Where & What Time To See It?
One of the fastest and most prolific meteor showers of the year will peak soon. Read this article to learn how and when to see it.

Shooting Stars Tonight: Orionids, Draconids & More October Meteor Showers 2023
In October 2023, several notable meteor showers will grace the skies. One of them will be the famous Orionids. Find out the best days for observation and get useful viewing tips.

Facts About Venus: Explore the Earth's Sister Planet
Why is Venus so hot and bright? When is the best time to observe it? Read this article to get answers to these and many other questions about this planet.

Facts About Mercury: All You Need to Know
Explore the closest planet to the Sun! Find out how long a day on Mercury is and how many moons the planet has. Also, keep up with the upcoming Mercury events!

Comet Nishimura: The Brightest Comet 2023 Can Be Visible to the Naked Eye Now
Comet Nishimura made its closest approach to the Earth on September 12. It didn't get bright enough to be seen in the Sun’s glare. However, these are the final days to try your luck at observing the comet. Check out our article to learn how.

Jupiter Facts: The Biggest Planet in the Solar System
The bright Jupiter is known for its many moons, unstable surface, and mysterious Great Red Spot. Is there something else? Find out!

Planetary Opposition 2023: Saturn, Jupiter, and Other Planets At Their Brightest
The best time to view most planets is at the astronomical opposition. Find out what it means and when to see the upcoming oppositions.

Planetary Conjunctions: What Are They and When Is the Next One?
Stay up to date with our complete list of planetary conjunctions! Mark your calendars, and be sure to observe these fascinating astronomical phenomena.

Comets in 2023: Next Comet Visible From Earth
Learn about the brightest comets observable from the Earth in 2023. Some of them might become visible through binoculars or even with the naked eye!

September Full Moon: Harvest Moon 2023
What is special about the Harvest Moon? Here’s when and how to observe the September Full Moon in 2023!

Celestial Events in September 2023: New Season Begins This Month!
We've put together a list of cool things happening in the sky almost every night this month. How many of these awesome sky events can you see?

Planet Neptune: Explore the Farthest Planet From the Sun!
How big is Neptune? What is Neptune made of? Why is Neptune blue? Read our article and learn curious facts about the outermost planet in the Solar System.

First Day of Fall 2023: All About Autumnal Equinox
In 2023, the last day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere is September 23! On that day, the autumnal equinox will occur, marking the beginning of fall. Here is all you need to know.

The Pleiades: One of the Best Naked-Eye Deep-Sky Objects
How many stars can be observed in the Pleiades star cluster? 💫 Most stargazers only see six – learn how to spot more!

How Often Is a Blue Moon, and When Is the Next Blue Moon 2023: Blue Moon Calendar
How rare is “once in a Blue Moon”? Discover the true meaning of a Blue Moon and see what to expect when it occurs.

Second Full Moon in August 2023: The Biggest Supermoon This Year
There are two Full Moons in August 2023! Don’t miss the chance to see two Supermoons in one month.

Will an Asteroid Hit Earth in 2023?
Is it likely for an asteroid to hit Earth anytime soon? In this article, we’ll answer the most burning questions about potentially hazardous asteroids.

September Meteor Showers 2023: Is There a Meteor Shower Tonight?
Get ready for September meteor showers! Our article provides a comprehensive guide – from scientific facts to best viewing tips – so that you never miss a “shooting star”.