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.

2026, August 29: Moon Near Saturn, Venus Approaches Spica, and Jupiter Rises Before Sunrise

August 29, 2026: The bright Sturgeon Moon nears Saturn while Venus closes in on Spica. Before sunrise, Jupiter rises higher each morning and Mars continues its eastward march through Gemini.

2026, August 26: Sturgeon Moon Nears Lunar Eclipse While Venus Closes in on Spica

August 26, 2026: The Sturgeon Moon nears a partial lunar eclipse while Venus approaches Spica. See Jupiter and Mars before sunrise and Saturn shining most of the night.

2026, August 25: Saturn Before Sunrise: Ringed Wonder High in the Southwest Sky

August 25, 2026: Find Saturn high in the southwest sky before sunrise. Learn when to see the Ringed Wonder, observe its rings through a telescope, and locate Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and the moon during the night.

2026, August 23: Almanac – Jupiter Returns to the Morning Sky While Mars Marches Against Gemini

August 23, 2026: Before sunrise, Jupiter emerges from morning twilight while Mars marches eastward in front of Gemini. Saturn retrogrades in front of Pisces, Venus brightens after sunset, and the waxing gibbous moon glides above Sagittarius.

2026, August 20: Venus and Spica – Evening Star Approaches September Conjunction

August 20, 2026: Brilliant Venus shines in the western evening sky, stepping eastward in front of Virgo toward Spica. Watch the Evening Star close the gap before their September 1 conjunction.