2026, November 6: Autumn’s Midpoint: Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn

November 6, 2026: Find the crescent moon and Venus before sunrise, follow Mars toward Jupiter and Regulus, and observe Saturn through a telescope after sunset.

2026, November 5: See Four Celestial Objects in the Morning Sky

November 5, 2026: Find Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and the crescent moon before sunrise. Learn how to spot Spica, follow Mars toward Jupiter, and photograph earthshine.

2026, November 4-7: Watch Venus Meet the Crescent Moon and Spica

November 4-7, 2026: Watch the waning crescent moon approach Venus and Spica before sunrise. Learn when to see the trio and photograph earthshine.

2026, November 3: Moon, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and Saturn: Today’s Highlights

November 3, 2026: Find the crescent moon near Jupiter, Mars, and Regulus before sunrise. See Venus near Spica and observe Saturn through a telescope after sunset.

2026, November 2: Jupiter, Mars, and Moon Gather Near Regulus

November 2, 2026: Watch Jupiter, Mars, Moon, gather near Regulus before sunrise. This grouping is part of a rare series of gatherings of the three solar system bodies with Regulus.

2026, November 1: Daylight Saving Time Ends: Moon, Jupiter, Mars, and the Planets

November 1, 2026: Daylight Saving Time ends as the Last Quarter moon approaches Jupiter and Mars. Find Venus, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune in the November sky.

2026, October 31: Halloween Moon and Planets: Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and Saturn

October 31, 2026: Halloween’s Moon is 65% illuminated near Pollux before sunrise. Find Jupiter, Mars, and Venus in the morning sky and Saturn after sunset.

2026, October 28: Hunter’s Moon, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn in the Sky

October 28, 2026: Find the bright Hunter’s Moon near the Pleiades before sunrise, watch Mars approach Jupiter and Regulus, and observe Saturn through a telescope after sunset.

2026, October 25: Full Hunter’s Moon and Planet Almanac

October 25, 2026: Find the Full Hunter’s Moon near Saturn, Jupiter and Mars before sunrise, and observing details for Mercury, Venus, Uranus, and Neptune.