Debbie Goodman-Astrologer to the Stars

12/21/2025

12/18/2025

🌍 Earth is passing through the dusty debris trail left by Comet 8P/Tuttle, sparking the Ursid meteor shower—the final celestial display of the year.

❄️ Visible primarily in the Northern Hemisphere, the Ursids are a quieter, more subtle shower compared to the Geminids. While they typically produce about 10 meteors per hour, they are known for occasional outbursts that can surprise patient observers.

✨ The best time to watch is in the late-night hours just before dawn on the peak nights (December 21–22).

🔸 Good News for 2025: The moon will be a thin crescent and set early, leaving the skies perfectly dark for viewing.

🔸 Where to look: Look toward the Little Dipper (Ursa Minor) in the northern sky. No equipment is needed—just warm clothes, a dark spot, and about 20 minutes for your eyes to adjust to the dark.

Happy skygazing!

12/04/2025

Heads up skywatchers. Thursday’s full moon is not just bright, it is rare. The December 4th supermoon is the last time we will see one like this until 2042. If the clouds stay clear, step outside and look up. It will hang low, look huge, and glow brighter than usual. Snap a pic, enjoy the show, and remember you will be twenty years older when this returns.

11/29/2025

Mercury goes direct! It’s still a good idea to wait a few days before running out and purchasing large appliances or cars or anything along those lines. Give it a week or so until it’s safe to come out from under the covers. 

11/08/2025

Mercury retrograde until the end of November! My dryer went out yesterday morning! Fingers crossed this is the worst thing that happens this mercury retrograde. 

11/01/2025

Full moons and Mercury Retrogrades…

10/29/2025

Mercury Rx coming soon!

10/25/2025

10/25/2025

Looking forward to returning to Las Vegas in December! 

10/25/2025

The Sphere in Las Vegas

10/19/2025

Tomorrow, Moon Meets Venus — October 19! ✨🌙

Mark your calendars for a truly magical evening! On October 19, just after sunset, look toward the western sky to catch a stunning celestial duet — the crescent Moon shining gracefully beside brilliant Venus.

As twilight deepens, their radiant pairing will create a mesmerizing scene of light and elegance. Whether you’re an avid stargazer, a photographer seeking the perfect shot, or simply someone who enjoys the quiet beauty of the night sky, this Moon–Venus conjunction is an event you won’t want to miss.

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