US EditionEclipses, Supermoons and Much More: the Astronomical Events that Will Mark the Sky in 2026
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The year 2026 will be marked by a series of rare or spectacular celestial events that will transform the sky into a real calendar of observations. After a first super moon at the beginning of the year, other remarkable phenomena — including a total solar eclipse visible from a large part of Europe — will rhythm the seasons. These appointments give a unique opportunity to explain the celestial mechanics that govern our solar system and to recall …
The year 2026 will feature various types of eclipses, some of which will be visible in South America, the first occurring next month. The eclipses of 2026 begin in February and extend through August, including lunar and solar events observable in different regions of the world. The year 2026 will be marked by several eclipses visible in different parts of the globe. These eclipses will be both solar and lunar, some visible in their entirety and …
The year 2026 will be marked by several lunar events that promise to catch the attention of astronomy fans. There will be supermoons, eclipses and even a blue moon, so it is convenient to have the calendar at hand. The first big event will come very soon. The first full moon of 2026 will occur on Saturday, January 3, and will be known as the Wolf Moon. This traditional name is associated with winter and howls of wolves at this time of year. In a…
A year to look at the sky: why 2026 will be unforgettable for astronomy The year 2026 is one of the most spectacular for the observation of the sky, thanks to an unusual combination of astronomical phenomena that will be spread over the twelve months. From the first days of January, the astronomical calendar starts with supermoons, planetary oppositions and multiple alignments that can be seen at the naked eye in many regions of the world. These…
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