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].
What Is the Ecliptic: The Sun's Path In the Sky
The ecliptic is more than just a scientific term – it's a starting point for exploring the night sky. With the ecliptic, you can track the movements of the Sun, Moon, planets, zodiac constellations, and more. So check out the article and start your astronomical journey!
Journey to the Sun: The Life Cycle, Observation, and Fun Facts
The Sun: just one of billions of stars in space but so crucial for life on Earth. Discover the features of our closest star, from its true color to the famous sunspots, and learn how to safely observe the Sun's stunning beauty!
Equinox 2025: What Is an Equinox?
The equinox is here! Discover what makes this day special, why day and night are nearly equal at the equinox, and when the next one will occur.
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!
Partial Solar Eclipse 2025: The “Equinox Eclipse” Visible in New Zealand
On September 21, 2025, a deep partial solar eclipse will grace the skies. Read this article for detailed timings, eclipse maps, and top viewing locations.
Vernal Equinox 2025: What Day Is Spring in 2025?
When does spring begin? 🌸 Why aren’t day and night truly equal on the vernal equinox? And why doesn’t it always fall on the same date? 🌍 Find out here!
Fall Equinox 2025: When Is the First Day of Fall?
In 2025, the autumnal equinox will occur on September 22 in the Northern Hemisphere. Learn what makes this day special!
Polar Lights Explained in Pictures: Learn About Aurora Borealis and Australis
Discover how auroras work, what colors they can be, where to see them, and how to photograph them – all in one vivid infographic.
Solstice: When is it, and what causes it?
The summer solstice 2025 takes place on June 21. What happens on the solstice? Here’s what you need to know.
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!