Just days after the spring equinox on March 19 at 11:06 p.m. EDT, the first eclipse of the year will grace the sky, offering a celestial treat for night watchers.
This standout astronomical event of 2024, particularly for North America, is expected to draw millions from across the globe.
After nearly four months devoid of meteor showers, enthusiasts will be treated to two meteor showers within a fortnight.
A striking alignment of celestial bodies will dominate the early summer sky. It's an event worth rising early for, even before dawn.
Mid-August will see the skies light up with the Perseid meteor shower, anticipated to be the most spectacular meteor event of 2024.
Following the Perseids, a rare Blue Moon will emerge, adding to the year's array of unique lunar occurrences.
As the hot summer nights begin to cool, Saturn will become a prominent feature in the night sky, captivating viewers with its grandeur.
An extraordinary combination of three popular lunar phenomena will create an unforgettable night of sky watching from the evening of September 17 to the early hours of September 18.
Three months post the Saturn opposition, Jupiter will take center stage, shining at its brightest as the largest planet in our solar system.
In December, with the year's longest nights, the Geminids are usually a highlight. However, the 2024 Geminid meteor shower is expected to be less impressive than usual.
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