2025 Space And Astronomy Events Calendar

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The New York Times has offered this calendar to readers since 2017. It's a collection of newsworthy events in spaceflight and astronomy curated by the paper's journalists.

The entries below these instructions will be updated regularly to adjust dates and revise information. New events will be added and entries will be removed after they conclude or are indefinitely postponed.

The easiest way to use this calendar is to add this page to your web browser's bookmarks or favorites, and revisit it regularly . Instructions for common web browsers are below, along with additional instructions and answers to common questions.

The Times has paused the use of the feed that puts the events from this calendar on your personal digital calendar.

Our species called this latest 366-day journey around the sun "2024" and packed into it a ton of astronomical and spaceflight excitement.

Can this revolution around the sun we name "2025" compare? We'll let you be the judge of how enthusiastic to get about the events you can expect on the launchpads and in the night sky.

Through SpaceX, Elon Musk has dominated spaceflight around the planet in recent years. But the extraplanetary ambitions of the Amazon founder Jeff Bezos could present a challenge to Mr. Musk soon.

The space company started by Mr. Bezos, Blue Origin, has a powerful rocket called New Glenn that may at last get off the ground in 2025 . Like SpaceX's Falcon 9 , the booster stage is designed to be fully reusable so it can fly again and again and reduce the cost of launches. The rocket could launch national security satellites for the U.S. military and spacecraft for NASA, including orbiters to Mars and moon landers .

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