News from the Cosmos

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The definitive resource for the 2025 Geminids. A guide synthesizing orbital mechanics, atmospheric physics, practical observational techniques, and the unique geographical advantages of Western India.

As winter settles over India, December 2025 emerges as one of the most rewarding months for skywatchers, bringing a supermoon, the year's best meteor shower, and views of the brightest planets.

As festivals like Diwali approach, witness a spectacular, silent, and all-natural fireworks display from Halley's Comet. This year's Orionid meteor shower promises an unforgettable show.

Welcome to your guide to the celestial theatre of October 2025. As the nights grow darker and the air turns pleasant, we are presented with a prime opportunity to look up and explore the cosmos.

An in-depth guide to the four comets, Orionid meteor shower, and other celestial events making October 2025 an unforgettable month for Indian skywatchers.

Your guide to the October 2025 night sky in India, featuring comets, a supermoon, the Orionid meteor shower, and planetary alignments. Join StarGazing India for events!

On the night of September 7–8, 2025, the Moon will enter Earth's shadow, creating a dramatic and rare event: a Total Lunar Eclipse, also known as a Blood Moon.

Explore the Summer Triangle and the mysteries of Deneb, one of the most distant stars visible to the naked eye, and learn why its distance is so crucial for astronomers.

Between June 8th and 16th, 2024, several places across Kachchh, Gujarat will witness a rare astronomical phenomenon known as Zero Shadow Day.

An overview of the Annular Solar Eclipse of June 10, 2021, also known as the 'Ring of Fire' eclipse, and its scientific significance.

Discover how Kachchh, Gujarat, is becoming a premier destination for astro-tourism, blending its unique landscape with the wonders of the night sky.

The Partial Lunar Eclipse of August 7, 2017, was the only visible lunar eclipse of the year for India. Astronomy enthusiasts across Gujarat and the country awaited this rare celestial phenomenon with great excitement, as it provided both an opportunity for scientific observation and cultural reflection.

Over 1,000 students and enthusiasts participated in observing the rare Zero Shadow Day across Kutch in June 2017, an event organized by the Kutch Astronomy Club.

An explanation of why the lunar month of Jyeshtha was the shortest in 2017, linking celestial mechanics to the Hindu calendar.

Explore the celestial event of the Moon's conjunction with Aldebaran (Rohini), blending ancient myth with modern astronomical observation.