The year 2025 is full of surprises in the sky, with its share of eclipses and shooting stars! But on January 21 and February 28, six to seven planets in our solar system will be aligned and visible from Earth!
In October, a shower of shooting stars can be seen in the French sky. These are the Orionids, meteors that pass through the Orion constellation every year. If the weather doesn't bother us, we can look up and admire the spectacle!
Shooting stars are back in our skies, with the Leonids! The peak is expected on the night of November 17, 2025, from midnight onwards, with bright, colorful meteors.
Even if it's a little colder than August, there's plenty of entertainment on offer for observing the spring sky during the Nuits de l'équinoxe, formerly Winter Star Nights, from March 21 to 23, 2025.
The first Super Moon of the year is about to light up the sky on August 19, 2024. This annual phenomenon, known as a "sturgeon" full moon, gives the impression of a larger-than-usual star.
This Sunday, July 9, look to the sky as soon as night falls! If the weather's right, make the most of it, because Venus, also known as the Shepherd's Star, will be particularly bright and visible to the naked eye for a few hours.
