2026, August 14: Venus and Crescent Moon in Evening Sky While Mars and Saturn Shine Before Sunrise

August 14, 2026: See Venus and the waxing crescent moon low in the western evening sky while Mars is near Castor’s foot and Saturn in front Pisces highlight the predawn sky.

2026, August 9: Moon, Mars, Mercury, and Saturn Before Sunrise While Venus Shines After Sunset

August 9, 2026: A waning crescent moon passes Mars before sunrise while Mercury, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune remain visible. Brilliant Venus dominates the western evening sky.

2026, August 5: Moon, Saturn, Mars, Mercury, and Venus

August 5, 2026: Watch the moon separate from Saturn, Mars move beyond Taurus’ horns, Mercury retreat into twilight, and brilliant Venus approach Virgo’s Spica.

2026, August 4: Look for Four Planets and Moon During Nighttime Hours.

August 4, 2026: Saturn, Mars, Mercury, and Venus are visible. Watch Mars march away from Zeta Tauri, Mercury after greatest elongation, Saturn with the moon, and Venus approaching Spica.

2025, August 26: Six-Planet Parade Fades as Mercury Slips into Morning Twilight

August 26, 2025: Catch the final mornings of the six-planet parade as Mercury sinks into bright twilight. See Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, Venus, Jupiter, and Mars alongside the crescent moon in August’s sky.

2025, August 15: Venus Widens the Gap with Jupiter, Moon Approaches Pollux in Rare Celestial Gathering

August 15, 2025: Before sunrise, Venus and Jupiter glow in the east as the moon approaches Pollux for a rare gathering that includes Venus. Soon Mercury joins the morning sky as a six-planet parade unfolds.