2026, September 9: Moon-Regulus Conjunction Before Sunrise Confirms Star’s Return to Morning Sky

September 9, 2026: A thin crescent moon appears near Regulus before sunrise while Jupiter and Mars brighten the eastern sky. The conjunction signals Regulus’ return to morning visibility after its solar conjunction.

2026, September 8: Jupiter-Moon Conjunction Before Sunrise Previews October Occultation

September 8, 2026: A thin crescent moon is above Jupiter before sunrise with earthshine visible on the lunar night portion. The close conjunction previews a Jupiter occultation during October's Harvest Moon lunation.

2026, September 7: Crescent Moon with Jupiter and Mars Before Sunrise, Venus in Evening Twilight

September 7, 2026: The waning crescent moon aligns with Castor and Pollux before sunrise while Jupiter and Mars shine in the eastern sky. After sunset, brilliant Venus shines low in the west-southwest as it pulls away from Spica.

2026, September 4: Moon With Taurus, Bright Morning Planets, Venus Near Spica, and Uranus Before Sunrise

September 4, 2026: The Last Quarter Moon appears with Taurus near Aldebaran and Elnath before sunrise. Venus remains near Spica after sunset, while Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are visible.

2026, September 3: Moon Near the Pleiades Before Sunrise, Venus Steps Away From Spica

September 3, 2026: The moon appears near the Pleiades before sunrise while Venus remains close to Spica after sunset. Saturn shines nearly all night, and Jupiter and Mars continue their morning display.