Skywatching Guides for Planets, Moon, and Stars

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, October 7: Predawn Alignment of Jupiter, Moon, and Regulus

October 7, 2026: Before sunrise, look for Jupiter, Regulus, and Moon align in the eastern sky.

2026, October 8: News From NASA’s Perseverance from Mars

October 8, 2026: NASA’s Perseverance spacecraft finds unexpected geological strata.

2026, October 9: Texas Researchers Modify OK’s Impact Date

October 9, 2026: University of Texas scientists modify the estimate of a meteorite impact in Oklahoma.

2026, October 10: New Materials for Energy Supply

October 10, 2026: Oregon researchers developed a new family of materials to convert light into energy.

2026, October 11: Mars Appears in the Beehive Star Cluster Before Sunrise

October 11, 2026: Before sunrise, Mars appears in the Beehive star cluster while closing the gap to Jupiter. View the planets and the famous stellar bundle through a binocular.


Venus as an Evening Star, 2026

Venus as an Evening Star, 2026
Chart Caption – The chart shows the setting time of the planets, bright stars, and moon in the western sky compared to sun. Two planets rising times are compared to sunset.

Venus as an Evening Star

Venus Special Report



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