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If you love meteor showers, eclipses and man-made space travel, you're going to really enjoy 2019. Here's a few highlights to look forward to.

If you missed out on seeing the super blue blood moon earlier this year don't worry because there are quite a few more astronomical events happening in 2018

It hasn't happened in 32 years and won't again until 2033. Sunday night into Monday morning, the supermoon combines with a lunar eclipse. Rachel Witter from Eyewitness News tells us what to expect.

In case you missed it, if you weren't in the UK or Europe, we have all the photos you might need of the 2015 Total Solar Eclipse. One thing is fro certain, it happened! People took to Twitter to post what they saw in the night sky yesterday.

It's the first total lunar eclipse of the year. It can be seen only in North and South American, however NASA will also stream the eclipse live.