Dust off your binoculars, cameras and telescopes and get ready to see all the celestial events visible in Hong Kong this 2022
Astronomy buffs, it’s time to dust off your telescopes, binoculars and cameras as we welcome a new year filled with astronomical marvels.
Stargazers, moon hunters and celestial phenomenon lovers can look forward to full moons, solar eclipses and meteor showers this year.
To help you keep track of them all, we’ve put together this astronomy calendar of the most important phenomenons visible in Hong Kong’s sky this 2022.
Tatler tip: These celestial events are all natural phenomenons that are may not be easily visible to the naked eye. We recommend investing in a good telescope or binoculars and visiting a place where you can see the sky more clearly. Please check the official website of the Hong Kong Space Museum for more information.
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January
- January 3: New moon
- January 16: Latest sunrise of the year
- January 18: The smallest full moon of the year
February
- February 1: New moon
- February 17: Full moon
March
- March 3: New moon
- March 18: Full moon
- March 20: Spring Equinox
April
- April 1: New moon
- April 17: Full moon
- April 23: Lyrids meteor shower
- April 30: Partial solar eclipse
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