Astronomy enthusiasts have plenty of reasons to be excited this April, as the month is packed with stunning celestial events.

After months without a meteor shower, sky-gazers now have a reason to keep their chins up — the Lyrids are here to kick off ...

The best time to see the shower is in the early morning of the peak day which is April 22, meaning Monday night into the ...

According to Culbertson, Venus will be the higher of the two “eyes” while Saturn will be the lower, and the thin, crescent ...

The best time to see the Lyrids is in the early morning of the peak day, starting after midnight and becoming more intense ...

But the moon passing in front of the sun isn’t the only reason to look up: Meteor showers can be a great excuse to lie out and take in the grandeur of the night sky. But unlike a once-in-a-lifetime ...

Active since last week, the shower is formed from a comet’s debris and is forecast to produce the most fireballs overnight.

The best time to see the Lyrids is in the early morning of the peak day, starting after midnight and becoming more intense ...

Venus will glow at -4.4 magnitude, making it the brightest it will appear from Earth until September 2026. Known as the ...

The formation will appear just before sunrise. It will be visible from almost anywhere on Earth. Clear weather and a flat ...