We've got some fascinating facts about our solar system's largest planet.

If you’ve ever looked at the calendar pages in your copy of the Farmers’ Almanac, you may have noticed that we refer to the planets as stars. Find out why.

Do you know the difference between the astrological and astronomical positions of the Moon? Learn why the Farmers' Almanac includes both.

Find out how the accuracy of the Almanac came to the aid of the lawyer who ultimately became the sixteenth President of the United States.

Is it possible that a star could appear red or green in color?

In Canada and Northern portions of the United States, the Big Dipper is visible year round and is one of the most prominent groups of stars in the night sky. Learn more!

When is the next full Moon? We have dates, times, names, and folklore for the year!

This table lists some of the best-known meteor showers. If your location observes Daylight Saving Time, please add one hour to the time shown. All times given are listed in Eastern Time. The best way to watch for meteors is to find a place with a clear view of the sky and arrange for deck

Monday night's full Moon is a perfect opportunity to spot the "Man in the Moon." How is it formed? We explain the science and the myths and legends behind the famous lunar phenomenon.

Ever wonder why we have seasons? Learn more here.