Roxanne Astrology

06/01/2026

🌌 2026 | Some Notable Night Sky Events‼️

From major eclipses to meteor showers, 2026 is packed with moments worth looking up for. Here are just 12 of the many key sky events to watch this year.

🌠 PAST, but on Jan 3–4 — Quadrantids Meteor Shower peaked across the Northern Hemisphere | Short peak window, but intense with bright meteors after midnight were possible.

🟠 Jan 10 — Jupiter at Opposition
Worldwide | Brightest and visible all night.

🕶️🌑☀️ Feb 17 — Annular Solar Eclipse (Ring of Fire)
Annular: Antarctica | Partial: southern Africa & southern South America.

🪐 Feb 28 — Planet Parade
Worldwide | Multiple planets line up before sunrise in the east.

🩸 🌕 Mar 2–3 — Total Lunar Eclipse (Blood Moon)
Asia, Australia, the Americas & Pacific regions.

☄️ Apr 25 — Comet C/2025 R3 Brightest
Visibility varies by location and sky conditions.

🔵 May 31 — Blue Moon
Worldwide | Second full Moon in a calendar month.

🟠⚪️ Jun 9 — Jupiter–Venus Conjunction
Worldwide | Low in the west just after sunset.

🌑 Aug 12 — Total Solar Eclipse & Perseids Peak
Total: Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain
Partial: Europe, North Africa & North America
Perseids visible globally that night.

🌗 Aug 28 — Partial Lunar Eclipse
Americas, Europe & Africa.

☄️ Dec 13–14 — Geminid Meteor Shower
Best in Northern Hemisphere | Bright, slow meteors.

🌕 Dec 24 — Christmas Eve Supermoon
Worldwide | Brighter, slightly larger full Moon.

✨ Clear skies and happy stargazing.

30/12/2025

The Full Moons of 2026 🌙

If you look ahead to 2026, you’ll find a full Moon lighting up the sky every month—from January’s Wolf Moon all the way to December’s Cold Moon. Each one comes with its own traditional name, shaped by the time of year and the stories people have passed down for generations.

These Moon names are deeply connected to nature and daily life, reflecting things like winter snow, spring growth, harvest seasons, and the stillness of long, cold nights. Some terms, such as Blood Moon, are only used during rare lunar eclipses, but every full Moon has its own unique presence and significance.

Think of this as an invitation to follow the Moon through the seasons, notice how the year changes, and feel more connected to the sky overhead.

Which of the 2026 full Moons resonates with you the most?
✨ Save this for later, share it with others who love the night sky, and keep an eye out for more upcoming lunar moments.

16/11/2025

As of 2025, approximately 10,000 active satellites orbit Earth, marking an unprecedented surge in satellite deployments driven by the exponential growth of space-based technology, satellite communications, and global internet infrastructure. A significant share of these satellites belong to SpaceX’s Starlink constellation, designed to deliver high-speed, low-latency satellite internet worldwide, bridging the digital divide and revolutionizing telecommunications, remote connectivity, and broadband access.

However, this rapid expansion has intensified concerns over space debris, orbital congestion, and satellite collision risks, posing a serious challenge to space sustainability, aerospace security, and the longevity of commercial space exploration.

With more satellites crowding low Earth orbit (LEO), the probability of catastrophic collisions and fragmentation increases, creating thousands of high-velocity debris particles that threaten critical infrastructure, global positioning systems (GPS), Earth observation satellites, space stations, and future manned space missions. Even millimeter-sized debris traveling at hypersonic speeds can severely damage operational satellites, leading to multi-million-dollar losses and disrupting essential services such as weather forecasting, defense communications, financial transactions, and disaster management. To mitigate these risks, space agencies, defense organizations, and private aerospace companies are investing in advanced debris removal technologies, artificial intelligence-driven space traffic management, and next-generation satellite designs with automated de-orbiting mechanisms.

While proactive initiatives such as laser-based debris clearing, autonomous robotic collectors, and AI-powered collision avoidance systems are in development, the rapid escalation of satellite launches underscores the urgent need for international regulatory frameworks, sustainable space policies, and coordinated space governance to ensure the long-term viability of orbital ecosystems and the future of commercial space exploration. The new space age demands cutting-edge solutions that balance technological innovation, economic growth, and environmental responsibility, making space traffic management and orbital sustainability one of the most pressing challenges for the global aerospace industry and emerging space economy.

06/11/2025

🌌 Look East tonight! ✨

You’ll see a near-full Moon passing extremely close to the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters.

This stunning cosmic pairing will be a sight to remember—bright moonlight alongside one of the most beloved star clusters in the night sky.

🔭 Don’t miss it! A perfect night for sky-gazing. 🌙✨

06/11/2025

Celestial Meetup Tonight! 🌙 ✨

Tonight, November 6, look up to the night sky and witness a beautiful cosmic encounter — the Moon meets the Pleiades, also known as the Seven Sisters.

As darkness falls, you’ll see the bright Moon shining near this tiny cluster of sparkling blue stars in the constellation Ta**us.

📍 Best time to watch: After dusk, when the Moon rises higher in the eastern sky.

Read more: https://astronomynews.site/?p=307

02/11/2025

13/10/2025

✨ The Moon Meets Jupiter : October 13–14, 2025 ✨

Just after sunset, look toward the southwestern sky to catch a celestial duet— the crescent Moon embracing bright Jupiter, the solar system’s largest planet. No telescope needed; their beauty will be obvious to the naked eye, but binoculars will make the view even more magical.

🌙 When to Look:

Shortly after sunset, around 7:00–8:00 PM local time

Especially clear from North America, Europe, and Northern Africa

19/09/2025

🌍✨ September 22, 2025 • Autumn Equinox

On September 22, 2025, the Earth reaches a special balance in its orbit around the Sun. Many believe that day and night are exactly equal on the equinox—but that’s not entirely true. Atmospheric refraction and the size of the Sun’s disk create a slight difference.

🔸 What is true?
The Sun rises due east and sets due west for everyone on Earth (except at the poles). This alignment is what truly defines the equinox.

For the Northern Hemisphere, it marks the first day of autumn 🍂, while in the Southern Hemisphere, it brings the first day of spring 🌱.

📅 Don’t forget: September 22, 2025 is the day the seasons turn.

13/09/2025

04/09/2025

🌌✨ September 2025: A Month of Cosmic Magic

This September isn’t just another page on the calendar — it’s a sky full of wonders.

🌕 September 7 – Watch the Moon turn deep red during a breathtaking Total Lunar Eclipse.
☀️ September 21 – The Sun will be partly hidden in a mysterious glow during a Partial Solar Eclipse.
🍂 September 22 – The Autumn Equinox arrives, bringing equal hours of day and night as the seasons shift.

Three celestial events in one month — a perfect blend of light, shadow, and balance. A show you won’t want to miss! 🌑🌞🌍

19/07/2025

"It Has Begun
Six planets have now aligned in the sky, beginning a two-month-long grand alignment of planets.
Soon, it will turn into a seven-planet parade when Mercury joins the lineup.

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13/03/2025