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The next comet that may be visible is C/2025 K1 (ATLAS). It was discovered on May 25, 2025, in Chile.
As the weather cools, we start to see red, orange, and yellow leaves floating down to the ground and scattering across sidewalks.
Venus, the brightest of the planets and third brightest object in the sky, will soon be fading from its 2025 reign as the gleaming “morning star.”
Saturn viewing holds treats for telescope observers this week.
Since its initial detection, the ice giant has completed little more than one Neptunian year, taking about 164 Earth-years to orbit the sun.
Autumn Astro Calendar, Sept. – Nov. 2025 This Season’s Skygazing Top Picks Sept. 17 – Jupiter, crescent moon, and Venus. Pre-dawn. Sept. 17 – Jupiter, crescent moon, and Venus. Pre-dawn. […]
The autumn equinox ushers in the astronomical first day of fall with equal hours of daylight nearly all around the world.
Two of the three constellations represented in the Summer Triangle take flight along the Milky Way.