Saturn, shooting stars and a space station flyover: Halloween night sky 2026 treats for US stargazers

Halloween 2026 promises a celestial spectacle for US skywatchers, with Saturn's rings, the Taurid meteor shower, and an International Space Station (ISS) flyover all on display. Saturn will be visible in the evening sky, offering a chance to see its famous rings through a telescope. Meanwhile, the Taurid meteor shower, known for occasional bright fireballs, peaks around Halloween, adding a spooky touch to the night. Additionally, the ISS will make a visible pass over parts of the United States, appearing as a bright moving point of light. These events offer a unique opportunity for families and astronomy enthusiasts to enjoy the night sky during the holiday. Clear skies and a little planning can turn Halloween into an unforgettable stargazing experience.