January 14, 2026: A celestial almanac detailing a waning crescent moon near Antares, Jupiter after opposition, and evening visibility of the planets.
Tag: Uranus
2026, January 7: Sky Almanac – Featuring Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, and Winter Stars
January 7, 2026: Daily sky almanac covering the sun, moon, planets, and seasonal stars, with precise directions, conjunctions, and observing guidance.
2026, January 1: New Year’s Sky Guide: Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, and Planets
January 1, 2026: As the New Year begins, Jupiter, Saturn and Moon dominate the evening sky, while Orion’s Betelgeuse rises at sunset. This almanac details where and when to look with directions and separations.
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 26: Solar System Almanac — Sun, Moon, and Planets
December 26, 2025: Short daylight during early winter. See the moon near Saturn, Jupiter near opposition, and which planets are hidden in sunlight during December’s sky.
2025, December 23: Evening Sky Highlights – Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Crescent Moon
December 23, 2025: Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and crescent shine in the evening sky. Find the planets with a binocular as Jupiter rises later tonight.
2025, December 21: Winter Solstice, See Jupiter and Saturn
December 21, 2025: Sun reaches its solstice point, a thin lunar crescent returns, and Jupiter and Saturn shine during the long nights. Mercury retreats into bright twilight.
2025, December 19: See Uranus and Neptune on Dark December Evenings
December 19, 2025: With the moon at the new phase, look for Uranus near the Pleiades and faint Neptune near Saturn on December evenings from dark locations.
2025, December 15: Moon East of Spica, Mercury Near Graffias, Jupiter & Saturn Overnight
December 15, 2025: Before sunrise, the waning crescent moon appears near Spica in the south-southeast. Mercury lingers low in the east-southeast near Graffias, while Jupiter retrogrades in front of Gemini and Saturn is ideally placed for telescopic viewing after sundown. Uranus and Neptune are visible with binoculars under darker skies.
2025, December 6: Sky Watcher’s Outlook – Jupiter and Moon with Gemini, Mercury’s Peak, Saturn’s Rings Edge-On
December 6, 2025: Tonight, the bright moon shines with Gemini and Jupiter, while Mercury reaches its best morning display of the year. Saturn’s Rings are seen edge-on. Veus and Mars disappear into brighter sunlight.