First on the calendar is the Thunder Moon, otherwise known as the Buck Moon, which will light up the night on July 10, according to AccuWeather. While this sounds like a celestial event for the ages, the Thunder Moon is simply the first full moon of the astronomical summer.

Fireworks won’t be the only things lighting up the sky this month. Stargazers will be treated to a trio of celestial shows this month, starting with the rise of the Thunder Moon on Thursday, July 10.

Two meteor showers and the return of the Milky Way make up the top astronomy events for July. Mark these events down on your monthly calendar!