Sun
The Sun is the largest body in our Solar System and the most important sky object in all the human cultures. For astronomers, it also provides the most thrilling events, like eclipses, equinoxes, and solstices. Get to know our closest star better! Here, you'll get the detailed information about all the important solar events. Don’t forget that it’s dangerous to look at the Sun directly. If you want to check its location and the sky objects nearby, use a skywatching app like [Star Walk 2] or [Sky Tonight].
5 Upcoming Eclipses
List of 5 upcoming lunar and solar eclipses, their dates, timelines, and visibility maps. Find out whether you can see them from your location!
Winter Solstice 2024: The Shortest Day of the Year
Winter solstice 2024 is coming on December 21 in the Northern Hemisphere — learn the science and culture behind the shortest day of the year.
Summer Solstice 2025: The First Day of Summer and the Longest Day
Discover the science behind one of the most important celebrations in the world. Here is everything you need to know about the summer solstice!
Solstice: When is it, and what causes it?
The December solstice 2024 takes place on December 21. What happens on the solstice? Here’s what you need to know.
When is Manhattanhenge 2024: Time, Date & Viewing Tips
Discover the magic of Manhattanhenge, a stunning celestial event where the Sun aligns with Manhattan's streets. Learn when to catch this breathtaking phenomenon.
What Are Solar Eclipses, Why Do They Occur, and How To Observe Them?
Total and annular eclipse – what’s the difference?🌞 Can you see the stars during an eclipse?⭐ Are sunglasses good for eclipse viewing?😎 Find the answers to these and other questions about solar eclipses in our article!
Annular Solar Eclipse 2024: Where Will the “Ring of Fire” Eclipse Be Visible?
Don’t miss the stunning “ring of fire” eclipse on October 2, 2024! Find out the exact time of the eclipse and discover the best locations to see it.
Autumnal Equinox: When Is the First Day of Fall 2024?
In 2024, the last day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere is September 22! On that day, the autumnal equinox will occur, marking the beginning of fall. Here is all you need to know.
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.
Solar System Objects Comparison: Who Wins the Battle?
No object in the Solar System is a loser – each one has its own unique, outstanding characteristics. Discover the most extreme and mind-blowing features of Solar System objects like planets, dwarf planets, and moons. Ready to join the battle? Let's get started and see how much you know!