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.
2026, March 5-7: Moon and Spica in the March Morning Sky
March 5-7, 2026: After the March 3 lunar eclipse, the gibbous Moon shines near Spica in Virgo – Viewing times, altitudes, and sky landmarks.
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.
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 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, February 28: Planet Parade Almanac: Moon and Planet Visibility Tonight
February 28, 2026: Almanac of Sun, Moon, and planet positions for tonight’s planet parade. Mercury fades, Venus low, Saturn and Uranus require binoculars, Jupiter dominates.