Illinois skywatching

Bundle up and grab a warm drink; the Geminid meteor shower is about to light up the December night sky like never before.

Clear skies and magnetic storms have sparked quite the spectacle lately. Get ready, because the auroras might just grace us again!

As we hit peak viewing for the Leonids, remember to bundle up and look east. Those shooting stars are calling your name!

Imagine standing under a sky painted with greens and pinks—last night's Northern Lights were a sight to behold, even if not as bold as usual.

As Halloween approaches, the skies above will be anything but spooky. Two comets and a meteor shower promise a celestial spectacle you won't want to miss.

Tonight's October full moon, known as the Hunter's Moon, will also shine as a powerful supermoon that's 30 percent brighter and 15 percent larger than a standard full moon.

As Earth dances through a cosmic trail, the sky’s about to light up with a breathtaking meteor shower. Get ready for a spectacle!

A full moon isn't always just a full moon. Tonight's strawberry moon should be a skywatcher's delight since the moon is at it's lowest point in the sky since 2006. Even better, we won't see a full moon like this until 2043, according to the experts.

We're just coming off of the super-rare appearance of the Smiley Face in the Sky and the peak of the Lyrid Meteor Showers last week, and now we get another sky show with the Eta Aquariids this week.