Stargazing In India

India is home to some seriously stunning spots that will totally wow you with their starry night views. Here are the must-see places you need to add to your bucket list!

Stargazers are witnessing the first lunar eclipse of 2022. While most of Europe is witnessing it before dawn on Monday, the Americas were able to see it Sunday night.

Lunar Eclipse 2019: Sky enthusiasts in India will also be to witness a three-hour-long partial lunar eclipse early Wednesday. The eclipse will begin for the Indian stargazers around 1:31am on Wednesday.

Eclipse In 2019: Stargazers around the world are in for a treat as January 2019 is going to be an exciting astronomical month. From a total lunar eclipse called Super Blood Wolf Moon to a meteor shower and a partial solar eclipse, the sky will witness some rare events this month.

Stargazers in North America, Hawaii, the Middle East, Russia, India, and Australia had the chance to witness a rare "super blue blood Moon" Wednesday, when Earth's shadow bathes our satellite in a coppery hue.

Stargazers are in for a treat as a huge asteroid is set to pass by the Earth at about 11 pm GMT on Sunday. People in India can watch it live on the internet at 4 am on Monday.

The world is expected to witness four celestial events in 2015, out of which, two are likely to be watched by stargazers in some parts of India.

A celestial treat is in store for stargazers who can look forward to seeing fireworks in the form of meteor showers after midnight tonight.

India is home to some seriously stunning spots that will totally wow you with their starry night views. Here are the must-see places you need to add to your bucket list!

Stargazers are witnessing the first lunar eclipse of 2022. While most of Europe is witnessing it before dawn on Monday, the Americas were able to see it Sunday night.

Lunar Eclipse 2019: Sky enthusiasts in India will also be to witness a three-hour-long partial lunar eclipse early Wednesday. The eclipse will begin for the Indian stargazers around 1:31am on Wednesday.

Eclipse In 2019: Stargazers around the world are in for a treat as January 2019 is going to be an exciting astronomical month. From a total lunar eclipse called Super Blood Wolf Moon to a meteor shower and a partial solar eclipse, the sky will witness some rare events this month.

Stargazers in North America, Hawaii, the Middle East, Russia, India, and Australia had the chance to witness a rare "super blue blood Moon" Wednesday, when Earth's shadow bathes our satellite in a coppery hue.

Stargazers are in for a treat as a huge asteroid is set to pass by the Earth at about 11 pm GMT on Sunday. People in India can watch it live on the internet at 4 am on Monday.

The world is expected to witness four celestial events in 2015, out of which, two are likely to be watched by stargazers in some parts of India.

A celestial treat is in store for stargazers who can look forward to seeing fireworks in the form of meteor showers after midnight tonight.