May 7, 2026: Track Venus and Jupiter in the western sky after sundown and find the gibbous moon in front of Sagittarius before sunrise during May evenings.
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2026, May 6: Spring Midpoint Sky: Gibbous Moon with Sagittarius, Venus and Jupiter After Sunset
May 6, 2026: At spring’s midpoint, find the gibbous moon with Sagittarius before sunrise and track Venus overtaking Jupiter in the western 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 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, May 1: Flower Moon and Evening Planets – Venus and Jupiter Lead the May Sky
May 1, 2026: See the Flower Moon tonight and track Venus in Taurus as it closes in on Jupiter. Today’s celestial almanac for sun, moon, and visible planets.
2026, May: Venus as the Brilliant Evening Star
May 2026: Venus Tracks Through Taurus Toward Jupiter Conjunction.
2026, April 30: Flower Moon Timing Explained with Venus and Jupiter in the Evening Sky
April 30, 2026: When is the true Flower Moon night? Learn why timing matters while tracking Venus in Taurus and Jupiter near Pollux in the evening sky.
2026, April 29: Moon Near Spica While Venus Closes in on Jupiter
April 29, 2026: A nearly Full moon passes Spica while Venus moves against Taurus and closes the gap with Jupiter. Track their changing positions each evening.
2026, April 28: Venus Advances Eastward Against Taurus While Moon Approaches Spica
April 28, 2026: Venus moves past Aldebaran and the Hyades while overtaking Jupiter. The nearly full moon approaches Spica in the southeastern sky.
2026, April 27: Venus Overtakes Jupiter – Evening Sky Guide with Sirius and the Moon
April 27, 2026: Venus advances toward Jupiter in the western sky while matching Sirius in altitude. Track its motion against Taurus and watch the moon near Spica.