What you can see in the sky tonight
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Check These Things Before You Visit an Observatory or Science Museum to See the StarsUsing KASI's observatory guide and the National Science Museum Gwacheon's visiting hours, here is what to check before a stargazing trip: operating days, night openings, and moonset times.
- Observing Basics
Try Watching a Meteor Shower With Just Your Eyes, No Equipment NeededBased on NASA guidance: lie back, take in the whole sky, and give your eyes about 30 minutes to adapt to the dark. Plus how the Orionids and Leonids differ.
- Sky Events
Check What Time to Watch the 2026 Orionid Meteor Shower on October 22The Orionids peak at 03:16 on October 22, and the Moon sets at 02:16. How to watch from moonset until dawn.
- Sky Events
Check What's Left of October 2026's Night Sky Schedule, as of TodayToday's moonset on October 13, plus the first quarter, Orionid peak, and full Moon still to come before the end of October, from KASI's table.
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Sky Events
Date-by-date sky events such as meteor showers, lunar eclipses, and planetary approaches
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The basics of naked-eye, binocular, and telescope observing
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