NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter photographed China’s Zhurong rover in the same location for five months, indicating the rover has not yet awoken from hibernation.

Two bright planets meet, a stunning star appears, and the Worm Moon rises.

If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, you’re probably starting to see the first signs of spring. March marks the official change of seasons, with spring beginning at the vernal equinox in just a few weeks.

But before we can officially say goodbye to winter, there are a few exciting events happening in the night sky that you don’t want to miss. A stunning conjunction, the return of a bright star, and the Worm Moon will all make an appearance soon.

Here are 5 celestial happenings to mark on your calendar this month:

NASA showed some love to The Orville, and I’m thinking it’s time for an announcement that Season 4 is happening already.

A geomagnetic storm caused by a series of recent explosive events on the sun has brought spectacular auroras to parts of Earth in recent days.

Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) 250 miles above our planet have also been enjoying the amazing light show, with ISS inhabitant Josh Cassada sharing a stunning image that he captured just recently.

“Absolutely unreal,” Cassada tweeted alongside the image, which shows not only the gorgeous greens of the aurora, but also city lights on Earth, and part of the space station.

Space just gets weirder and weirder as now scientists have detected a mysterious ‘heartbeat’ from the sun at the centre of our solar system. Yes that’s right — the sun is emitting a signal that sounds eerily like a heartbeat. The sun is emitting a ‘heartbeat’ every ten to twenty seconds.