2025's Celestial Events

Happy New Year, Twiskies!! Well, it's already January 6 hehe, but we're still in the new year eve vibes, don't we? As the first post in 2025, I'll post about Celestial Events that will happen in 2025 starting from January until December, so you won't miss out the events! Let's get started!


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January

January 3, 4 - Quadrantids Meteor Shower | 
January 10 - Venus at Greatest Eastern Elongation | 
January 13 - Full Moon | 
January 16 - Mars at opposition | 
January 29 - New moon | 

February

February 12 - Full Moon | 
February 28 - New Moon | 

March

March 8 - Mercury at Greatest Eastern Elongation | 
March 14 - Full Moon & Total Lunar Eclipse | 
March 20 -  March Equinox | 
March 29 - New Moon & Partial Solar Eclipse | 

April

April 13 - Full Moon | 
April 21 - Mercury at Greatest Eastern Elongation | 
April 22, 23 - Lyrids Meteor Shower | 
April 27 - New Moon | 

May

May 6, 7 - Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower | 
May 12 -  Full Moon | 
May 27 - New Moon | 
May 31 - Venus at Greatest Eastern Elongation | 

June

June 11 -  Full Moon | 
June 21 - June Solstice | 
June 25 - New Moon | 

July

July 4 - Mercury at Greatest Eastern Elongation | 
July 10 - Full Moon | 
July 24 - New Moon | 
July 28, 29 - Delta Aquarids Meteor Shower | 

August

August 9 - Full Moon | 
August 12, 13 - Preseids Meteor Shower | 
August 19 - Mercury at Greatest Eastern Elongation | 
August 23 - New Moon | 

September

September 7 - Full moon & Total Lunar Eclipse |
September 21 - New moon, Partial Solar Eclipse, and Saturn at opposition |
September 22 - September Equinox |
September 23 - Neptune at opposition |

October

October 7 - Full Moon, Super Moon, and Draconids Meteor Shower |
October 21 - New Moon |
October 21,22 - Orionids Meteor Shower |
October 29 - Mercury at Greatest Elongation |

November

November 4, 5 - Taurids Meteor Shower |
November 5 - Full Moon, Super Moon |
November 17, 18 - Leonids Meteor Shower |
November 20 - New Moon |
November 21 - Uranus at Opposition |

December

December 4 - Full Moon, Super Moon |
December 7 - Mercury at Greatest Elongation |
December 13, 14 - Geminids Meteor Shower |
December 20 - New Moon |
December 21 - December Solstice |
December 21, 22 - Ursids Meteor Shower |

Those all the Celestial Events that will happen in 2025. I can't wait to watch all of it. let's watch it together later, Twiskies!

Cya later and Happy New Year, My Beloved Twiskies!

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