2026, May 28-31: Blue Moon Passes Libra and Scorpius Near Antares

May 28-31, 2026: The seasonal Blue Moon passes Libra and Scorpius during late May, appearing near Antares while bright moonlight spreads across the evening sky.

2026, May 5: Waning Gibbous Moon Near Scorpius, Venus and Jupiter After Sunset

May 5, 2026: See the waning gibbous moon near Antares and the Scorpion’s tail before sunrise, then track Venus and Jupiter in the western evening sky.

2026, May 3: Waning Flower Moon and Evening Planets: Venus and Jupiter Lead the Sky

May 3, 2026: See the waning Flower Moon with Scorpius before sunrise and track Venus moving through Taurus toward Jupiter. Look for them during the nighttime.

2026, May 2-5: Waning Flower Moon Passes Antares and Scorpius

May 2-5, 2026: Track the waning Flower Moon as it moves past Antares and through Scorpius. See exact positions before sunrise and after sunset with binocular views.

2026, April 7: Moon Near Antares Before Sunrise, Venus and Jupiter After Sunset

2026, April 7: A 75% illuminated moon appears near Antares before sunrise. After sunset, Venus and Jupiter shine brightly, with Venus moving toward a conjunction in the evening sky.

2026, April 6: Moon Near Antares: Spot Messier 4 and Scorpius Before Sunrise

April 6, 2026: The 83% illuminated moon appears near Antares before sunrise. Use a binocular to locate Pi Scorpii, Al Niyat, and the globular cluster Messier 4 low in the south-southwest sky.

2026, April 4-7: Moon Moves Past Scorpius Before Sunrise

April 4-7, 2026: Track the bright gibbous moon as it moves eastward in front of Scorpius before sunrise. See its changing position near Antares and the Scorpion’s claws from April 4–7.

2026, March 11: Last Quarter Moon, Venus, Jupiter & Uranus Guide

March 11, 2026: Daylight hours continue converging toward 12 hours across both hemispheres. The Last Quarter Moon stands near Antares before sunrise, while Venus and Jupiter dominate the evening sky. Uranus remains visible near the Pleiades through a binocular, though its viewing window is narrowing.