May 1, 2021: Before sunrise, the bright moon is in the south above the handle of the Teapot of Sagittarius. Morning planets Jupiter and Saturn are in the southeast.
Sagittarius
2021, April 30: Bright Moon, Bright Planets, Jupiter, Saturn
April 30, 2021: The bright, morning gibbous moon is between Antares and Sagittarius, among the stars of Ophiuchus. Bright Jupiter and Saturn are in the southeastern sky before sunrise.
2021, April 4: AM Moon, Planets, PM Mars
April 4, 2021: This morning the Last Quarter moon is near Sagittarius. Jupiter and Saturn are moving eastward in Capricornus. During the evening, Mars is marching eastward through Taurus, below the Bull’s horns.
2021, April 3: AM Planet Pair, Gibbous Moon, PM Mars
April 3, 2021: Before sunrise, the bright gibbous moon is near the top of the lid of the Teapot of Sagittarius. Farther east, Jupiter and Saturn are in front of the stars of Capricornus. In the evening, Mars continues its eastward march in Taurus. It is between Aldebaran and Elnath this evening.
2021, November – December: Venus, Sagittarius
For nearly 40 days, Venus moves eastward among the stars of Sagittarius. During early December, it reaches its greatest brightness. It gleams in the southwestern sky after sunset. On November 7, the moon joins Venus. A second grouping occurs on December 6. The planet and the moon appear together in likely their best show of the apparition. Venus is very bright with a crescent moon under it. The planet stops moving eastward after mid-December and begins its rapid descent from the evening sky.
2021, March 8: Crescent Moon Approaches Morning Planets
March 8, 2021: The crescent moon begins to approach the morning planets for their monthly grouping. This morning Saturn is about 20° to the lower left of lunar slice. Jupiter and Mercury rise into view during bright morning twilight.
2021, March 7: Morning Moon, Centaur, Planet Trio
March 7, 2021: This morning before sunrise, the crescent moon is near Kaus Borealis in Sagittarius. Three planets, Jupiter, Mercury, and Saturn, are visible before sunrise in the east-southeast.
2021, March 6: Morning Moon, Three Planets
March 6, 2021: During morning twilight, the thick crescent moon shines from the southern sky to the left of the star Antares. Saturn is low in the east-southeast about 45 minutes before sunrise. As the sky brightens further, Jupiter and Mercury are visible with the aid of a binocular.