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25/09/2025

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25/09/2025

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26/08/2025

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19/08/2025

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15/08/2025

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12/08/2025

Two cosmic events, one unforgettable night.

On August 12, 2025, the night sky will deliver not one, but two jaw-dropping spectacles for stargazers. First, the Perseid meteor shower will blaze across the heavens, sending up to 100 meteors per hour streaking through the darkness. Even with a bright moon nearby, the Perseids remain one of the most dependable and visually stunning meteor showers especially if you venture to a dark, rural location. The peak viewing window will be between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m., when the constellation Perseus climbs high in the northeast.

As if that weren’t enough, the pre-dawn hours will unveil a rare planetary pairing: Venus and Jupiter in close conjunction. Rising in the east-northeast, the two brightest planets will appear separated by less than the width of your pinky finger at arm’s length almost like a brilliant double star. Venus will shine the brightest, with Jupiter glowing warmly just beside it. Binoculars will reveal even more detail, including Jupiter’s moons and Venus’s dazzling disc.

This remarkable overlap of a meteor shower and a planetary alignment makes August 12 a date for the history books and for your camera roll. Whether you’re chasing fireballs in the early hours or catching the planets’ dance just before sunrise, it’s a night to stay up, look up, and let the universe put on its most magical show.

📸 Credit: NASA astronomical event forecasts, meteor shower observation guides, and planetary conjunction tracking charts.