The bad news is the Quadrantids meteor shower peaked on the evening of January 3rd
Put together by The New York Times, the Astronomy and Space Calendar is your go-to source for all events astral, from eclipses to scheduled NASA launches to the position of Mars. In addition to the events themselves, the calendar is full of useful information about ‘em.
The free plug-in extends all the way until next December, with the next event on it being a total lunar eclipse which will be visible in North America before dawn on January 31st. The Times will also be updating the calendar using updates about programs like SpaceX and the like.
To take advantage, equip the calendar for Google or IOS and then keep your eyes on the skies.
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