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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 meteor shower is a remarkable phenomenon that occurs each April. As Earth travels through the debris left by Comet C/1861 G1 Thatcher, the Lyrids light up the night.

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

During a solar eclipse, the Moon's alignment with the Earth and Sun creates moments of totality—where the Moon completely covers the Sun, of

The thrill of a total lunar eclipse is hard to match. It occurs when the Earth positions itself directly between the sun and the moon, casti

During the eclipse, the Moon may shift to a reddish hue, a result of Rayleigh scattering the same thing responsible for beautiful sunsets

To witness this cosmic celebration, plan to wake up early on February 28th, 2025. The best view will be in the eastern sky before sunrise.

To fully appreciate the Full Snow Moon, selecting the right viewing location is essential. Ideal spots are away from city lights.

When the meteors finally begin to streak across the sky, you’ll want to capture that fleeting moment as best as you can.

If you are eager to explore the captivating world of astrophotography and learn how to photograph meteor showers, this guide is for you.

The Alpha Centaurids meteor shower gets its name from the Centaurus constellation, the location of its radiant point. It is caused by debris