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14/07/2026

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Jul

National Moon Day

12:00am

Evento

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Jul 20, 2026

12:00am

Termina

Jul 21, 2026

12:00am

Jul

🌓 First Quarter Moon

11:05am

Evento

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Jul 21, 2026

11:05am

Termina

Jul 21, 2026

11:05am

Jul

Mercury Retrograde Ends

Evento

This is primarily of interest to *astrologically* minded folks. See URL for more info...

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Jul 23, 2026

Termina

Jul 24, 2026

Jul

Delta Aquariid Meteor Shower

Evento

Whomp whomp. The full moon will outshine most of the meteors this year The Delta Aquariid shower burns from around July 18 to August 21. Shooting stars are rising in mid-evening, up high around 2 a.m. and low in the sky by dawn. Favoring the Southern Hemisphere and tropical Northern Hemisphere regions like the southern U.S., this shower produces 15 to 20 meteors per hour. Originating from debris left by comets Marsden and Kracht, these meteors radiate near the star Skat in the Aquarius constellation. Unlike many showers, the Delta Aquarids don't have a sharp peak, instead offering a steady display through late July and early August. During early August, they often coincide with the Perseids, providing an enhanced experience, particularly from southerly latitudes.

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Jul 28, 2026

Termina

Jul 30, 2026

Jul

🌕 Full Moon (Buck)

2:35pm

Evento

In July, the Full Moon is the Buck Moon, named after the new antlers that emerge from a buck's forehead around this time of the year. It is also called Thunder Moon, Hay Moon, and (from pagan/medieval times) the Wyrt Moon.

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Jul 29, 2026

2:35pm

Termina

Jul 29, 2026

2:35pm

Ago

Lughnasadh

Evento

Lughnasadh is celebrated near the midpoint of the Summer Solstice and the Autumn Equinox (Northern Hemisphere). It observes the traditional start of the harvest season.

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Ago 1, 2026

Termina

Ago 2, 2026

Ago

Reminder: Aug 2027 TOTAL Solar Eclipse

Evento

Just as North America experienced twice-in-a-lifetime solar eclipses in 2017 and 2024, on August 2nd 2027 Europe and Africa will have their turn. The eclipse will start in Morocco, sweep across the Mediterranean Sea, and reach its peak totality in historic Luxor, Egypt. Eclipsophile says, "Cloud cover for this eclipse is among the lowest I've analyzed over the last 45 years... Just about anywhere will present a good to excellent opportunity to see this event and bathe in over six minutes of totality." https://eclipsophile.com/tse2027/ If you live anywhere near the path of totality and have never seen a total eclipse of the sun, DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. If you live far away, it's not too early to make travel plans. Many hotels in the path of totality are already fully booked.

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Ago 2, 2026

Termina

Ago 3, 2026

Ago

🌗 Third Quarter Moon

2:21am

Evento

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Ago 6, 2026

2:21am

Termina

Ago 6, 2026

2:21am

Ago

Perseids Meteor Shower

Evento

Hooray! Dark skies (no moon) interfering with one of the best showers of the year, producing up to 60 meteors per hour at its peak. Although the predicted peak falls during the night of August 12-13, it has a long range: from July 14 to September 1. So, you can start watching for these meteors in the early August morning hours. The Perseid meteor shower is perhaps the most beloved meteor shower of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. It's a rich and steady shower. These fast and bright meteors radiate from a point in the constellation Perseus the Hero. As with all meteor shower radiant points, you don't need to know Perseus to watch the shower. Instead, the meteors appear in all parts of the sky, frequently leaving persistent trails. Perseid meteors tend to strengthen in number from midnight to the wee hours before dawn. These meteors are the result of our passing through the tail of Comet Swift-Tuttle. For a while, astronomers calculated that this comet would collide with the Earth during the Perseids in 2126. Such an impact would have spoiled any stargazing since the comet is the largest near-Earth object that periodically passes through our sky. If Swift-Tuttle ever does hit the Earth, its 60 km/s impact will be about 27 times more energetic than the asteroid strike that wiped out the dinosaurs.

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Ago 12, 2026

Termina

Ago 14, 2026

Ago

Ene

Perseids Peak

12:00pm

Evento

Type: Perseids peak Name: Perseids Peak Up to ~100/hour

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Ago 12, 2026

12:00pm

Termina

Ene 1, 1970

12:00am

Ago

Ene

Planetary Alignment

12:00pm

Evento

Type: Planetary parade Name: Planetary Alignment Large morning alignment of Jupiter Mercury Mars Uranus Saturn and Neptune

Hora del Evento

Empieza

Ago 12, 2026

12:00pm

Termina

Ene 1, 1970

12:00am

Ago

Total Solar Eclipse (Spain and Mallorca)

3:34pm

Evento

To experience greatest totality, you might get a lucky break in the clouds in Greenland or Iceland... but unlikely according to Eclipsophile: "Two-thirds of the Moon's shadow path falls over water and even a casual glance at Figure 1 shows that ship-borne viewing sites will be challenged to find good weather. Instead, the best observing sites are on land or close to land and of these, Spain and Mallorca are the most promising."