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The cosmos never ceases to amaze us with its breathtaking displays. Mark your calendars for May 2nd, 2025, as this day promises to be a treat for both casual stargazers and seasoned astronomers. On this date, Neptune, the distant blue planet, will align closely with the brilliant Venus, creating a spectacular sight in the night sky!

Ready your blankets and get set for an unforgettable night! Let’s uncover three hidden gems in Cincinnati where you can best experience the Lyrids meteor shower.

The Lyrids are among the oldest recorded meteor showers, with observations dating back over 2,500 years to ancient China.

Interestingly, while it’s called the Pink Moon, it typically doesn’t appear pink.

A sunrise eclipse happens when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, partially obscuring the sun’s rays.

The peak brightness occurs at "greatest elongation." This is when Venus achieves maximum angular distance from the sun as seen from Earth.