2026, March 30: Venus and Jupiter Shine After Sunset While the Moon Nears Full with Leo

March 30, 2026: Venus shines low in the west after sunset while Jupiter stands high in the south-southwest. The moon nears full in front of Leo, with Regulus and Denebola marking the Lion’s outline. Mercury and Mars remain hidden in bright morning twilight.

2026, January 7: Sky Almanac – Featuring Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, and Winter Stars

January 7, 2026: Daily sky almanac covering the sun, moon, planets, and seasonal stars, with precise directions, conjunctions, and observing guidance.

2025, November 12-14:  Morning Moon with Leo

November 12-14, 2025: After passing Jupiter, the morning moon crosses in front of Leo, the westward-facing Lion. Watch the lunar orb step eastward past Regulus, Rho Leonis, and Denebola. Each morning the moon wanes and appears farther eastward in the southern sky before sunrise.

2025, October 6: Full Harvest Moon and Planets in the Autumn Sky

October 6, 2025: The 2025 Harvest Moon shines brightly tonight, marking the first Full moon of autumn. Watch its changing separation from Saturn, while Venus and Jupiter gleam before sunrise.