December 13, 2025: Jupiter retrogrades in front of Gemini for its second conjunction with Pollux ahead of its January 10 opposition. Find Jupiter in the west before sunrise and east-northeast after sunset.
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2025, November 29: Jupiter in Gemini, Mercury’s Best Showing, and a Saturn-Moon Pairing
November 29, 2025: Before sunrise, Jupiter shines high in front of Gemini while Mercury makes its best morning appearance of the year. Low in the east-southeast, the Moon–Saturn pairing highlights the evening sky. Learn when and where to look for each planet.
2025, June 17: Mars-Regulus Conjunction Tonight
June 17, 2025: The Mars-Regulus conjunction occurs tonight in the western sky.
2025, March 31: Mars-Pollux Conjunction, Evening Moon
March 31, 2025: A Mars-Pollux conjunction occurs tonight. Venus is visible before sunrise, while Jupiter joins Mars after sundown.
2024, October 18: Mars-Pollux Conjunction, The First Event of a Triple Conjunction
October 18, 2024: A Mars-Pollux conjunction occurs before sunrise. Watch the Red Planet move eastward compared to the Twins. Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter are visible nightly as well.
2025, January 15: Mars at Opposition
January 15, 2025: Earth passes between the Red Planet and the sun. Mars is at opposition.
2024, October 10: Nightly Bright Planet Lineup
October 10, 2024: Each night, four bright planets are easily visible. Venus and Saturn are in the evening sky, while Jupiter and Mars are visible before sunrise.
2023, March 9: Bright Moon, Mars Conjunction, Evening Venus, Jupiter
March 9, 2023: The bright moon is with Virgo before sunrise. Mars passes Elnath, Taurus’ northern horn after sundown while Venus and Jupiter sparkle in the western sky.
2022, August 1: Mars-Uranus Conjunction, Evening Moon
August 1, 2022: Mars passes Uranus before sunrise. The Red Planet is part of the expanding morning planet parade. The evening crescent moon is in the western sky.
2022, February 20: Morning Planetary Footrace, Evening Hunter
February 20, 2022: Morning Star Venus, Mars, and the gibbous moon are in the morning sky. Orion shines from the southern sky during the early evening hours.