astronomy

Fireworks won't be the only thing lighting up the night sky.

Summer officially starts in June, which means seasonal celestial objects such as the Summer Triangle and the Milky Way are back in view.

The first manned moon mission in 50 years could also take off this month.

March is a month of astronomical transitions from winter to spring.

January may be the coldest month of the year, but it’s the best time to see the solar system's largest planet.

Crescent moon phases during the peak of meteor showers will mean a darker night sky perfect for stargazing.

October is a star-studded month with two meteor showers, winter constellations and a good chance to see a trio of green comets.

The best sights in the September sky will be planets, including Saturn and Venus.

NYC's summer stargazing seasons begins with meteor showers and Pedro Pascal.

The long, cold nights make for great stargazing opportunities.