2025, December 16: Winter Stars Rise in the East After Sunset: Capella, Aldebaran, and Taurus’ Star Clusters

December 16, 2025: Winter’s bright stars climb the eastern sky after sunset. See Capella, Aldebaran, the Hyades, and Pleiades, plus rising winter constellations on December evenings.

2025, August 27: Last Call for Predawn Six-Planet Parade, Moon-Spica after Sundown

August 27, 2025: Catch one of the final views of the six-planet parade before Mercury disappears into bright morning twilight. See Venus, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, and Saturn in the predawn sky, plus Mars and the crescent moon after sunset.

2025, August 22: Six Planets Parade Across the Morning Sky

August 22, 2025: Six planets line up before sunrise. Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn are visible without optical aid, while Uranus and Neptune require a binocular during a narrow viewing window.

2025, August 3: Venus Overtakes Jupiter as Sirius Approaches First Morning Appearance

August 3, 2025: Before sunrise, watch brilliant Venus close in on Jupiter in Gemini’s starfield while Sirius approaches its first morning appearance. Don’t miss this planetary pairing.

2025, July 31: Venus Ends Orion Club Trek, Mars Near Zavijava, Mercury Enters Morning Sky

July 31, 2025: As Venus completes its passage in front of Orion’s club, it nears Jupiter for their upcoming conjunction. Mercury enters the morning sky, while Mars continues eastward in front of Virgo toward Zavijava.

2025, July 30: Venus Closes in on Jupiter Before Sunrise

Venus moves closer to Jupiter each morning in the eastern sky before sunrise. Look for the bright planets, Orion, Gemini, and the crescent moon as Mars and Saturn trade places in the evening sky.

2025, July 26: Venus Near Zeta Tauri; Crab Nebula and Winter Stars Before Sunrise

July 26, 2025: Venus passes Zeta Tauri in the eastern sky before sunrise, near the Crab Nebula. Winter's bright stars return with Jupiter, Saturn, and the slow-forming planetary display.