Welcome to the Cosmic Calendar!
This is a space for astronomy that looks into the night sky as a living language of rhythms and presences. "How big, how far, how fast, how much"… is just the beginning. We give astronomical facts meaning so we can better understand life above and between us.
— Sabrina Dalla Valle, Senior Cosmic Analyst
Sabrina Dalla Valle
Sabrina Dalla Valle is the visionary voice behind the Cosmic Calendar on UFOTracker.News. Each week (and sometimes bi-weekly), she weaves the galaxy’s astronomical events—planetary alignments, stellar movements, and celestial cycles—into rich historical and esoteric interpretations that illuminate their deeper meaning for our lives on Earth.
An award-winning experimental writer, Sabrina is the author of 7 Days and Nights in the Desert (Tracing the Origin) (Kelsey Street Press, winner of the Best First Book Award selected by Mei-mei Berssenbrugge), The Night House (Bottlecap Press, 2024), and other works including Bee as Timbral Space. She also co-edited Diaphany: A Journal and Nocturne (Rubedo Press) with PhD Aaron Cheak, the reknowned scholar of comparative religion, philosophy, and esotericism. Her books are available on Amazon. With an MFA in Writing and Consciousness, she taught writing for 14 years as adjunct faculty at Ringling College of Art and Design (among others), blending philosophy, linguistics, and the natural world.
Drawing on influences from Rudolf Steiner, Jean Gebser, alchemy, and pre-Socratic thinkers, Sabrina explores the “visible and invisible worlds,” revealing how the rhythms of the stars and planets mirror the metaphysical dimensions of human experience. Her column invites readers to sense the cosmic dance as a living language of light, time, and transformation.