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Astronomic Calendar of March 2021
Meteor shower, equinox, conjunctions and many more amazing astronomical events in the month of March.
Astronomic Calendar of April 2021
April prepares showers of stars, Moon in perigee and multiple planets in solar conjunction. Don't forget to check out the astronomical events this month!
Astronomic Calendar of May 2021
Full moon, supermoon, total lunar eclipse ... Without a doubt in the month of May the Moon takes center stage. Do not miss them, save the dates!
Astronomic Calendar of June 2021
In this month, the sky has prepared shows such as a meteor shower, conjunctions, comets and a full moon, that without a doubt you cannot miss them. In addition, one of the unique events of the year takes place, do you know what day the summer solstice is?
Astronomic Calendar of July 2021
Comet Finlay and Comet Palomar will reach perihelion this month, we will have 3 meteor showers in the last days and Pluto and asteroids Hebe and Victoria will be in opposition. Don't miss the astronomical events this month.
Astronomic Calendar of August 2021
August holds perfect positions for Saturn, which will be visible with two of its moons, Meteor Shower and the fourth full moon of summer, in addition to many other phenomena visible in the sky. Keep your eyes up!
Astronomic Calendar of September 2021
This September the sky will be full of shows that you cannot miss. Meteor shower, equinox and much more.
Astronomic Calendar of October 2021
This month keep your eyes up, as October arrives with many heavenly shows that you cannot miss.
Astronomic Calendar of November 2021
Comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko will be in perihelion, perigee and maximum brightness during the first half of the month. And an almost total lunar eclipse on the 19th will be visible from Oceania, America and parts of Asia and Europe.
Astronomic Calendar of December 2021
This month will be full of events, including the perigee of Comet Leonard and 9 meteor showers with one of the densest of the year. Also, if you live in Antarctica you will be able to see a total solar eclipse.
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