What exactly happens in the sky? Which repetitive events take place and what is current? The following blog entries inform you about the most important celestial events and keep you up to date:

News

Event	Date	Description
Shooting Stars Quadrantids	3rd - 4th January 2020	The Quadrantids reach their peak
Shooting Stars Geminids	14th - 15th December 2019	The Geminids reach their peak
Shooting Stars Leonids	17th - 18th November 2019	The Leonids reach their peak
Transit of Mercury	11th November 2019	Mercury passes in front of the Sun
Shooting Stars Orionids	21st - 22nd October 2019	The Orionids reach their peak
Shooting Stars Perseids	9th - 13th August 2019	The Perseids show us up to 100 shooting stars per hour
Shooting Stars Eta-Aquariids	5th - 6th May 2019	The Eta-Aquariids reach their peak
Shooting Stars Lyrids	22nd - 23rd April 2019	The Lyrids reach their peak
First picture of a Black Hole	10th April 2019	After years of research, the first photo of a black hole was published
Super Moon and Total Lunar Eclipse	21st January 2019	The Super Moon will be seen together with a total lunar eclipse
Shooting Stars Ursides	22nd - 23rd December 2018	The Ursides reach their peak
Possible Moon of Exoplanet	October 2018	Moon possibly discovered outside the solar system
Shooting Stars Draconids	8th - 9th October 2018	The Draconids reach their peak
Total Lunar Eclipse	27th July 2018	The longest total lunar eclipse of the century
Gaia Mission	26th April 2018	Mission Gaia measures 1.7 billion stars

General Celestial Events

Event	Frequency	Description
Noctilucent Clouds	Once a year	Origin and visibility of Noctilucent Clouds
Moon Rhythms	Once a month	Information about the five rhythms of the moon
New Moon & Full Moon	Once a month	Origin and impact of the New and Full Moon
Solstice	Twice a year	Origin and meaning of the solstice
Equinox	Twice a year	Meaning of an equinox