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Skywatching Events in 2025: The year 2025 is just about to begin. People are engrossed in preparations for the celebration. But in the year 2025, many astronomical events are going to be seen in the sky. People can see many of these incidents clearly even with the naked eye. But a good binocular or a good telescope can make your experience more wonderful. Let us tell you about 10 such astronomical events which you must see.
Quadrantid Meteor Shower: January 3, 2025 (at midnight)
Quadrantid meteor shower occurs during the winter season. It will be darkest on the night of 3 January. During this period, the meteor shower will produce up to 120 shooting stars per hour.
Mars covered by Wolf Moon: January 13-14, 2025 (before midnight)
Mars will be extremely bright in January 2025, but the best time to see it will be night. Although the Moon can be seen passing close to Mars from around the world, from North America Mars can be seen hiding behind a full Wolf Moon.
Mars in reverse: January 15, 2025 (all night)
Due to the full moon, Mars will reach its full state a few nights after its eclipse, which is called Mars opposition. Such a beautiful sight is seen once every 26 months, which you would not want to miss.
A Bright Crescent Venus: February 19, 2025 (after sunset)
Venus is going to look very beautiful on February 19, 2025. Because that evening star will be at its closest point to the Earth. This means that it will be at its thinnest crescent state. Such a view can be seen from Earth only on the planets Venus and Mercury.
at sunrise devil’s horn: March 29, 2025
The event is best seen from Atlantic Canada, Quebec and Maine, where a crescent sun will rise and two distinct sun “horns” will be visible for a few moments in the eastern sky.
Lyrid Meteor Shower: April 21-22, 2025 (at midnight)
A waxing crescent moon will set before midnight on April 21. This will clear the way for the Lirid Meteor Shower to be seen.
Eta Acquired Meteor Shower: May 6-7, 2025 (at midnight)
The Eta Aquarid meteor shower is caused by debris left behind by Halley’s Comet, which will approach Earth again in 2061.
on the pleiades Crescent Moon Visit: July 20, 2025 (before sunrise)
The waning crescent moon with 24% illumination will rise along with the Pleiades constellation. Which astro photographers will like very much.
Delta Acquired Meteor Shower: July 28-29, 2025
During this annual peak, about 20 meteor showers per hour can be seen from the Delta Aquarid. This year this event will occur after a waxing crescent moon sets.
Second partial solar eclipse: September 21, 2025
The second partial solar eclipse of this year will be best seen from New Zealand. Where the Moon will cover the Sun by 58 to 73 percent.
