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Noongar calendar six seasons: Bunuru

Noongar calendar six seasons: Bunuru

by Astrotourism WA | 6 Nov, 2025 | Aboriginal Astronomy, February, March, Noongar Seasons, What's Up in the Night Sky

The Noongar people are the traditional owners of the south-west of Western Australia and have been for over 45,000 years. In the Noongar calendar, the months of February and March bring the season of Bunuru. Mainstream education teaches the four seasons of Spring,...
Noongar calendar six seasons: Djeran

Noongar calendar six seasons: Djeran

by Astrotourism WA | 6 Nov, 2025 | Aboriginal Astronomy, April, May, Noongar Seasons, What's Up in the Night Sky

Noongar people are the traditional owners of the south-west of Western Australia and have been for over 45,000 years. In the Noongar calendar, the months of April and May bring the season of Djeran. Mainstream education teaches the four seasons of Spring, Summer,...
Sagittarius | Can You Find the Teapot in the Sky?

Sagittarius | Can You Find the Teapot in the Sky?

by Astrotourism WA | 6 Nov, 2025 | August, What's Up in the Night Sky

Sagittarius, a captivating constellation gracing our night sky, invites stargazers on a journey through mythology and celestial beauty. Positioned in the southern hemisphere, this zodiacal constellation is rich in lore and captivating features. Often depicted as a...
Noongar calendar six seasons: Makuru

Noongar calendar six seasons: Makuru

by Astrotourism WA | 6 Nov, 2025 | Aboriginal Astronomy, July, June, Noongar Seasons, What's Up in the Night Sky

Noongar people are the traditional owners of the south-west of Western Australia and have been for over 45,000 years. In the Noongar calendar, the months of June and July bring the season of Makuru. Mainstream education teaches the four seasons of Spring, Summer,...
Andromeda Galaxy | October – December

Andromeda Galaxy | October – December

by Astrotourism WA | 6 Nov, 2025 | December, November, October, What's Up in the Night Sky

Andromeda is in our galactic neighbourhood of local galaxies. It’s 2.5 million light years away and yet it’s the most distant object visible to the human eye. With the weather warming up, now is a great time to get out under a dark sky and explore your Universe....
Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, the Devil Comet

Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, the Devil Comet

by Astrotourism WA | 18 Apr, 2024 | What's Up in the Night Sky

6.30pm, Sunday 21st April 2024. Image: SkySafari, SkySafariAstronomy.com. It’s comet hunting time! Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks is also known as the Devil Comet because of how, in some images, the comet’s tail looks forked, like two devilish horns. Comet...
Mercury Meets the Beehive | 3rd July

Mercury Meets the Beehive | 3rd July

by Astrotourism WA | 5 Jan, 2024 | What's Up in the Night Sky

Use planet Mercury to guide you to the Beehive!  A few months ago it was planet Mars that appeared close to the Beehive star cluster. This month, it’s Mercury’s turn. The Beehive open cluster of stars is otherwise known as Praesepe. If you can view it...
How Do I See the Total Solar Eclipse | 20th April

How Do I See the Total Solar Eclipse | 20th April

by Astrotourism WA | 19 Dec, 2023 | What's Up in the Night Sky

For natural cosmic phenomena, you don’t get more remarkable than a Total Eclipse of the Sun! For a total solar eclipse to occur, the Sun, Moon and Earth need to be perfectly aligned in their orbits, with the Moon in the middle. As the Moon travels between the...
The Red Planet Meets Spica | 13th September

The Red Planet Meets Spica | 13th September

by Astrotourism WA | 18 Dec, 2023 | What's Up in the Night Sky

After sunset on 13th September, there’s quite a sight in the west. The red planet, Mars will appear right alongside Spica which is the brightest star in the constellation of Virgo. Use the above image as a guide. Astronomical images provided by SkySafari, a...
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