Abdurrahman 22 Apr 2026After weeks of quiet skies, stargazers in Saudi Arabia can look forward to the Lyrid meteor shower, set to peak between Wednesday and Thursday night. One of the oldest recorded meteor showers, first documented over 2,700 years ago, the Lyrids offer a spectacular celestial display, marking a much-awaited event for astronomers and skywatchers across the region. #MeteorShower #Lyrids #Astronomy #Saud4 likes4 comments#skywatch#nightsky#science#astronomy#space
Jacob Smith6 Mar 2026London’s sky may turn spectacular tonight as a plume of Saharan dust drifts across Europe. The fine desert particles could paint sunsets and sunrises across the city in stunning shades of gold, red, and amber over the next few days. #London #UKWeather #SaharanDust #SunsetLovers #SkyWatch #NatureBeauty8 likes7 comments#skywatch#london#sunsetlovers#ukweather#saharandust
Jacob Smith13 Feb 2026Residents in New Zealand’s Nelson region witnessed a stunning “fire rainbow” lighting up high clouds in pink, green and gold hues. Meteorologists explained it was cloud iridescence, caused when sunlight interacts with tiny ice crystals or water droplets, scattering vibrant colours. Though often mistaken for a rainbow, this rare optical event appears briefly under specific conditions. #NatureWonder11 likes6 comments#skywatch#cloudiridescence#firerainbow#naturewonders#newzealand
