When the Curves Line Up publishes skywatching guides that focus on the moon, planets, and the brightest stars. Each article provides clear timing, angular separations, and directional reference points so observers know where and when to look. The site emphasizes careful description and is written for readers who value observational accuracy.
Current Sky Events
2026, March 1-3: March Worm Moon and Total Lunar Eclipse: Viewing Guide Near Regulus
March 1-3, 2026: The Full Worm Moon reaches peak phase March 3 at 5:38 a.m. CT with a total lunar eclipse. See when to watch the moon pass Regulus.
2026, March 1: Venus as the Evening Star, March Outlook
March 1, 2026: Venus shines as the Evening Star in March 2026. See when it sets, its conjunction with Hamal, and the crescent moon pairing on March 20.
2026, March 3: Total Lunar Eclipse During the Worm Moon
March 3, 2026: A total lunar eclipse occurs during the Worm Moon. Learn how to see the eclipse during the predawn hours.
2026, March 4: Sky Almanac – Tonight’s Planet Lineup
March 4, 2026: Find the bright planets after sunset. Bright Jupiter dominates the night sky, while Uranus is seen through a binocular.
Venus as an Evening Star, 2026
Venus as an Evening Star
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LATEST ARTICLES
- 2026, March 10: Jupiter’s Retrograde Ends
March 10, 2026: Jupiter’s retrograde ends in front of Gemini near the Twins. - 2026, March 9-11: Last Quarter Moon Crosses Scorpius
March 9-11, 2026: Before sunrise, the waning moon crosses in front of Scorpius near Antares, the brightest star. - 2026, March 8: Daylight Time Begins, See Moon and Planets
March 8, 2026: Daylight Saving Time begins today. The gibbous moon appears near Zubenelgenubi before sunrise, while Venus passes Saturn and Jupiter’s retrograde ends. - 2026, March 7: Mercury at Inferior Conjunction
March 7, 2026: Mercury reaches inferior conjunction today, then moves into the morning sky toward greatest elongation on April 3 before superior conjunction May 14. - 2026, March 6: Moon Near Spica and Three Bright Planets Tonight
March 6, 2026: A bright gibbous Moon appears near Spica before sunrise while Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Uranus are visible after sunset.