21/03/2026
April brings two stunning celestial events you wonβt want to miss β a bright Full Moon and a dazzling meteor shower! π
π April 2 β Full Moon (Pink Moon)
π 02:13 UTC
The Moon will shine fully illuminated as it sits opposite the Sun in the sky.
Known as the Pink Moon, this name comes from the blooming of wild ground phlox, one of the first flowers of spring πΈ β though the Moon itself wonβt appear pink.
Itβs also traditionally called:
π± Sprouting Grass Moon
πΏ Growing Moon
π₯ Egg Moon
π Fish Moon
A perfect night to enjoy the beauty of the Moon lighting up the sky!
π April 22β23 β Lyrids Meteor Shower Peak
The Lyrids Meteor Shower returns with a beautiful display of shooting stars!
βοΈ Origin: debris from Comet C/1861 G1 Thatcher
π Peak: Night of April 22 & morning of April 23
β¨ Rate: up to ~20 meteors per hour
π With the Moon setting after midnight, skies will be darker β creating great conditions for meteor watching!
π How to Watch:
π Best after midnight
π Choose a dark location
π No equipment needed
Meteors will radiate from the constellation Lyra, but can streak across any part of the sky β often leaving glowing trails β¨
π Mark your calendars and enjoy a month full of cosmic beauty!