2025, December 30: See Jupiter, Saturn, and Moon Tonight

December 30, 2025: Track the moon, Jupiter, Saturn, and the visible planets with this Solar System Almanac. Precise sky positions, angular separations, and observing guidance for late December.

2025, December 24: Christmas Eve – Jupiter, Saturn, Moon, and Winter Stars

December 24, 2025: See Jupiter, Saturn, and the crescent moon on Christmas Eve. Earthshine, bright winter stars, and the season’s best evening sky scenes are visible.

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, December 3: Moon–Pleiades Occultation Across North America Tonight

December 3, 2025: Tonight, the bright nearly Full moon occults several stars in the Pleiades for observers across North America. Electra’s disappearance is visible from most regions, with events beginning during evening hours. Use a binocular or spotting scope to watch stars slip behind the lunar limb and reappear later.

2025, December 1: December Sky Watching: Jupiter Brightens, Mercury Peaks, Moon Cycles

December 1, 2025: Three bright planets highlight December’s sky as Mercury reaches its best morning appearance, Jupiter approaches opposition, and the moon moves through its phases.

2025, November 28: Moon and Saturn Share the Evening Sky as Mercury Races into Morning Twilight

November 28, 2025: Watch the moon and Saturn in the evening sky while Mercury climbs into the morning twilight. Jupiter reigns the night as daylight shortens.

2025, November 21: Sun, Moon, and Planet Almanac: Late November 2025 Skywatching Guide

November 21, 2025: Track the Sun, Moon, and planets this week. Venus fades into bright twilight, Mercury races toward its best morning appearance, Jupiter dominates the night, and Uranus reaches opposition.