Start your celestial journey on January 18, when Venus and Saturn will appear less than half a degree apart in the sky.
January 18 – Saturn and Venus conjunction
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On March 14, witness a "blood moon" effect. A total lunar eclipse will paint the moon red as the Earth’s shadow blankets its disk.
March 14 – Total Lunar Eclipse and Blood Moon
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On March 29, 2025, the sun will appear as a crescent in a partial solar eclipse. Visible across large parts of North America, Europe, northern Asia, and northwest Africa.
March 29 – Partial Solar Eclipse
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On June 26, spot Mercury, often elusive due to its proximity to the sun—next to the moon.
June 26 – Moon and Mercury meet up
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Mark your calendars for an early morning sky show on August 12, when Venus and Jupiter will appear incredibly close together.
August 12 – Venus and Jupiter’s close encounter
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On September 19, look up to witness a beautiful celestial alignment. The moon, Venus, and the star Regulus will gather together in a stunning group.