News from the Cosmos

Discovered on September 12, 2025, this unexpected bright comet has emerged from behind the Sun, sporting a striking ion tail and already shining bright enough for backyard observers.

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.

The summer season has already begun. Clouds wander across the skies, and in some places, the monsoon showers have even arrived to give relief from the scorching heat.

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

India has always been a land of wonders, where nature, culture, and science blend beautifully. Today, a new dimension of tourism is emerging — Astro Tourism.

The Annular Solar Eclipse of June 10, 2021, presented the “Ring of Fire” – a spectacular sight where the Moon covered the center of the Sun.

The Partial Lunar Eclipse of August 7, 2017, was the only visible lunar eclipse of the year for India, providing a spectacle for enthusiasts across the country.

Over 1,000 students and enthusiasts participated in observing the rare Zero Shadow Day across Kutch, organized by the Kutch Astronomy Club (StarGazing India).

The scorching summer month of Jyeshtha (Jeth Maas), usually remembered for its intense heat, brought along a surprising astronomical twist in 2017.

Tonight, the skies over Bhuj–Kachchh will showcase a fascinating celestial event — the conjunction of the Moon and Aldebaran.