June 10, 2025: Venus crosses into Cetus for one morning before crossing in front of Aries.
Tag: Aries
2025, June 7: Mars Targets Regulus
June 7, 2025: Mars targets Regulus in the western sky after sunset. The Red Planet moves in for a conjunction later this month.
2025, June 3: Nightly Sky Watch – Three Bright Planets, Moon
June 3, 2025: During Nighttime hours, the moon and three bright planets are visible. Brilliant Venus and Saturn are in the eastern sky before daybreak, while Mars is in the west-southwest after nightfall.
2025, June: Venus Moves into Brighter Starfields
June 2025: Morning Star Venus moves into brighter starfields as its steps eastward against the starry background.
2025, March 30: Evening Crescent Moon, Old Moon in the New Moon’s Arms
March 30, 2025: The crescent moon returns to the evening sky. Look for the Old moon in the New moon’s arms when earthshine softly lights the lunar night.
2025, March 3-6: Evening Moon Approaches and Passes Jupiter
March 3-6, 2025: The evening moon approaches and passes Jupiter in the western sky after sunset. Jupiter is part of the evening planet parade that includes Mercury, Venus, and Mars.
2025, February 2: Moon, Six Planets Parade, Neptune’s Last Call
February 2, 2025: The moon, four bright planets, and two dim ones parade west during the night. This is the last time to look for Neptune until mid-year.
2025, January 25: See Six Planets after Sunset, Morning Crescent Moon
January 25, 2025: Four bright planets – Saturn, Venus, Jupiter, and Mars – are easy to spot after sundown, dimmer Uranus and Neptune are challenging sights. See six planets after sunset.
2025, January 8-11: Moon Passes Jupiter
January 8-11, 2025: The waxing moon approaches and passes Jupiter in the southeastern sky during the early evening.
2025, January 6: Night of Moon, Bright Planets
January 6, 2025: During the night the First Quarter moon and five bright planets – Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars are visible.