Moon
The Moon is one of the most familiar celestial bodies in the sky that we're all accustomed to. However, you can never get bored of observing our natural satellite, as its appearance is constantly changing. The Moon can be full and new, waxing and waning, a thin crescent or a fully-illuminated disk. Once in a while, it can even become a Supermoon, or a Blood Moon! Each month's Full Moon has its own peculiar names given to it by different cultures: Wolf Moon, Strawberry Moon, Worm Moon, and so on. The Moon can also get close to bright planets in the sky which is always a spectacular sight. Here, you'll find useful tips on when it's best to observe the Moon in the sky and learn lots of fun facts about our natural satellite.
Bright “Star” Next to Moon: What Planet Is Near the Moon Tonight?
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!
Supermoons & Micromoons
What is a Supermoon and a Micromoon? When to observe our natural satellite at its biggest and brightest? Take a look at this infographic to find it out!
Supermoon 2025: Why Is The Moon So Big Tonight?
Supermoon – is it worth the hype? 🌕 Find out if the big Moon in the sky is a Supermoon and how extraordinary this event is.
Lunar Eclipses: Types, Images & How Often Does a Lunar Eclipse Happen?
What causes lunar eclipses? How often do they happen? When is the next one? Get answers to these and other questions from our article.
Total Lunar Eclipse on March 13-14, 2025: Visibility Map and Timeline of the Blood Moon
In March 2025, the Moon will turn blood-red for the first time in 2.5 years! This guide covers everything you need to know about this lunar eclipse, including visibility maps, exact timing, and the best locations to observe.
Solar And Lunar Eclipse Quiz: Test Your Knowledge!
You are an eclipse expert: true or false? 🌞🌚 Test your knowledge with these fun eclipse questions — can you answer them all?
Meet December Full Moon 2025: The Last “Extreme” Full Moon Until 2042
December Supermoon 2025 is extreme! It rises highest in the Northern Hemisphere and hovers lowest in the Southern Hemisphere. Get to know this special Full Moon!
Solar and Lunar Eclipse Quiz (With Answers)
Can solar eclipses be seen from the Moon? When was a solar eclipse first recorded on video? Test your knowledge of solar and lunar eclipses with this quiz.
The Hunter's Moon 2025: Meet The Biggest Supermoon of 2025
Beaver Moon? Not this year! 🦫❌ The November Full Moon 2025 is the Hunter’s Supermoon. Learn why it changed the name and what makes it so “super.”
The Harvest Moon in October 2025 Is the First Supermoon 2025
The Harvest Moon is late this year! It arrives in October instead of September — and also happens to be 2025’s first Supermoon. Learn more!