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Jeddah, October 03, 2025, SPA — October 2025 is a exceptional month for sky fans, providing a wide range of thrilling alternatives for astronomical remark and pictures.
In an announcement to the Saudi Press Agency, Jeddah Astronomy Society President Eng. Majed Abu Zahra famous that observers away from metropolis lights can see the Milky Way and the middle of the galaxy in Sagittarius. The Pleiades cluster, also called the “Seven Sisters,” is seen to the bare eye or with small telescopes.
This month, Saturn takes middle stage, seen on the southeastern horizon after sundown. Telescopes provide an opportunity to watch its rings and moons, particularly Titan. The full moon on October 7 will seem brighter and nearer to Earth, with notable alignments close to Saturn on October 5 and the Pleiades on October 9.
Comet Halley will contribute to the Orionids meteor bathe peaking at daybreak on October 21, producing as much as 20 meteors per hour in very best circumstances. Additionally, comets C/2025 R2 (SWAN) and C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) current additional remark alternatives.
The interstellar comet 3I/Atlas will move close to Venus on October 31.
Throughout the month, Venus and Jupiter will improve the daybreak sky, culminating in a conjunction of the moon and Venus on October 19.
— SPA
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