2026, March 5-7: Moon and Spica in the March Morning Sky

March 5-7, 2026: After the March 3 lunar eclipse, the gibbous Moon shines near Spica in Virgo – Viewing times, altitudes, and sky landmarks.

2026, February 11: Skywatching: Mercury Near Best Evening Visibility, Jupiter Bright

February 11, 2026: Mercury climbs higher after sunset toward greatest elongation on February 19. Jupiter shines in the east, Saturn fades, and no planet parade appears.

2026, January 14: Waning Crescent Moon, Jupiter After Opposition, and Planet Visibility

January 14, 2026: A celestial almanac detailing a waning crescent moon near Antares, Jupiter after opposition, and evening visibility of the planets.

2026, January 12: Mid-January Night Sky: Crescent Moon, Jupiter After Opposition, and Distant Planets

January 12, 2026: Four planets and a waning crescent moon shape the mid-January night sky. Find Jupiter after opposition, Saturn and Neptune after sunset, and Uranus near the Pleiades.

2025, December 18: Sun Near Solstice, Jupiter and Saturn, and Mercury’s Descent into Morning Twilight

December 18, 2025: The sun nears its solstice point as daylight shortens. See the waning crescent moon, Mercury sinking into morning twilight, and bright Jupiter and Saturn.