Look up into the sky in October to spot a supermoon, watch a major NASA launch, catch a falling star and, if you're lucky, see a comet.

For those in the Northern Hemisphere, the first few days of October could provide the best chances to see the comment. Horner recommends using binoculars and looking towards the eastern sky in the morning to try and catch a glimpse of this space rock.

NASA is back with its monthly update of what to look out for in the night sky over the coming weeks. And there's plenty to enjoy in October!The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Prepare to be awestruck by October’s action-packed night sky. This October, the astronomy world will be abuzz with night-sky happenings, from a bright and potentially naked-eye-visible comet sighting and a ring-of-fire solar eclipse to multiple meteor showers and Earth’s temporary second moon.