Astronomical events are significant occurrences in the sky that can be observed from Earth. These events include phenomena such as solar eclipses, lunar eclipses, and meteor showers, which captivate the attention of both amateur and professional astronomers alike. They provide opportunities for scientific study and public engagement with the wonders of the universe. Many astronomical events are predictable and can be observed at specific times throughout the year. For instance, the annual Perseid meteor shower occurs every August, offering a spectacular display of shooting stars. Observing these events can deepen our understanding of the cosmos and inspire a sense of wonder about our place in it.