The 2019's first eclipse is on the way. The Super Blood Wolf Moon will be seen on 20-21 January, giving rare celestial treats to sky gazers worldwide.

The year 2019 is dotted with good number of astronomical events that are interesting and of course happening. However, the major meteor showers this year may be washed out by the Moon phases. Just take a look at the drop-down information which is worth sharing.

The astronomical events play a significant role in our life. Come 2019, there are notable astronomical events including eclipses, meteor showers, phases of the moon, and motions of the planets, which are worth-noticing.

After watching double blood moon recently, India is all set to witness another celestial event in the sky. This time the sun will be under Moon's shadow, better known as Surya Grahan; it is the third eclipse of 2018.

The century longest lunar eclipse 2018 will occur tonight, marking last total lunar eclipse till 2123. People in India can enjoy a clear view of the eclipse only if cloudy sky and inclement weather do not stand as an obstacle. In Delhi and some metro cities, space enthusiasts may miss out on watching the moon being eclipsed due to rainfall and pollution.

If the skies are clear, we will be setting up telescopes through which the general public can look at the eclipse. However, if it is cloudy, there's nothing that we can do,

As per confirmed report, partial solar eclipse will occur on July 13, 2018. Sky watchers can take the viewing opportunity of this awesome celestial happening tomorrow. The kind of solar eclipse takes place when the sun, moon, and Earth are almost lined up with each other. Mentioned below is the timing and place where the eclipse can be viewed clearly.

Sky watchers, the countdown has begun! The longest total lunar eclipse of the 21st century will take place on the night of July 27-28, 2018, lasting for a whopping 1 hour and 43 minutes. Astronomical observatories in many countries, globally, are preparing to enjoy a clear view of this celestial event. And, people in Dubai can also witness a total lunar eclipse on the night of July 27, an observatory in Dubai announced.

The total solar eclipse of August 21 attracted more traffic to NASA websites than any other event on record, according to data revealed by the US space agency.

Much talked about Solar Eclipse 2017 has finally become history, in case you missed watching it then the good news is that the next eclipse is not too far.