The Lyrid meteor shower peaks TONIGHT, and skies are mostly clear across our area.

In the greater Jacksonville are you can watch the lunar occultation of Mars begin at 10:02 pm January 13.

The Quadrantid meteor shower will be the year’s first chance to see fireballs in the sky.

The full moon will rise officially during the daytime at 4:30 p.m. Friday. This will be the fourth and final supermoon of 2024.

Get ready for a partial lunar eclipse and supermoon.

A rare super blue full moon is coming Monday.

There will be back-to-back meteor showers in late July.

The best time to view the moon is at night on Wednesday and Thursday.

An unusually strong solar storm hitting Earth produced magical and colorful skies across the Northern Hemisphere early Saturday.

There are many events lined up in Northeast Florida to view the solar eclipse Monday afternoon, and one of them will be on the campus of the University of North Florida.

Will Rover be howling at the moon on Monday?

As we get closer to the total solar eclipse on April 8, here’s what to look for when picking out protective glasses to view this rare event.

On April 8 a total solar eclipse will cross over part of the United States. It happens when the moon passes between the sun and earth, completely blocking the face of the sun. If you’re planning on watching this unusual phenomenon, there are some important safety measures to consider.

Orange Park Mall will hand out free solar eclipse glasses to the community starting April 1 to ensure safe viewing of the upcoming partial eclipse.

Spring gets its official start Tuesday in the Northern Hemisphere.

Insiders uploaded to SnapJAX some breathtaking pictures of February’s “snow moon” that illuminated the sky right after sunset on Friday.

The moon wears many shades. Sometimes it’s white, yellow, or even orange. But why? There are reasons behind the color changes.

Did you catch a glimpse of February’s “snow moon?”

Have you ever been outside in broad daylight and seen the moon? There’s a good reason for that.