Discover 2025’s night sky—at a glance.

Astronomy Calendar 2025 is your simple, reliable guide to what’s visible tonight and what’s coming next.
Track planets, meteor showers, eclipses, and upcoming moon phases—all in one clean calendar built for stargazing.

What you’ll find inside

Visible planets, right now – See which planets are currently observable and when they rise and set in your local time.
Meteor showers – Browse every major shower of 2025 with peak dates and visibility windows so you can plan your best observing nights.
Comets – Keep an eye on comets that are visible or becoming visible soon.
Solar & lunar eclipses – Get the dates for all 2025 eclipses (solar and lunar) so you never miss the big moments.
Moon phases – Follow first quarter, full moon, last quarter, and new moon throughout the year.

Plan the perfect observing session

Open the app to check what’s up tonight, explore the coming weeks, or scan the rest of 2025. Each entry highlights the essentials you need to decide when to go out and what to look for—ideal for beginners and seasoned observers alike.

Why it’s useful

Everything in one place: planets, meteor showers, eclipses, and moon phases—no juggling multiple sources.
Local-time friendly: rise/set times are shown in your local time so planning is effortless.
Clear, concise: focused on practical details for real observing, not clutter.

Perfect for

Casual skywatchers planning a quick look after sunset
Photographers timing the Moon, planets, or eclipses
Enthusiasts scheduling trips around peak meteor showers
Teachers and parents exploring the night sky with students and kids

Coverage

The calendar includes events through December 31, 2025. Whether you’re tracking the next full moon, checking if Saturn is up after dusk, or marking your calendar for the year’s eclipses, Astronomy Calendar 2025 helps you prepare in seconds.

Make the most of clear skies

Step outside with confidence. With Astronomy Calendar 2025, the night sky becomes easy to follow—so you can spend less time searching and more time looking up.