November 29, 2026: The morning star hits -4.7 magnitude and refuses to act like a normal celestial object. At some point, you'll notice it. Not because you were looking for it. But because it doesn't belong.
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100+ meteors per hour. No Moon interference. December 13-14. This is the one. If you've only watched one meteor shower in your life, there's a good chance it wasn't the best one. |
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December 18, 2026: You've seen this before. That's exactly why it matters now. By now, you've seen this before. The Moon near Saturn. Two objects, seemingly close. Two points that instantly draw your attention. |
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December 23-24, 2026: The closest full Moon since 2018, arriving exactly when the whole world slows down. There are full Moons you notice. And there are full Moons you remember. |
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