News
Wondering what planets are visible right now? Jupiter and Venus are meeting up in the sky, at least from our vantage point.
In August, six planets line up for a rare celestial show. Find out when and where to catch the event on Wednesday, August 13.
The Perseids, the year's most popular meteor shower, will peak tonight, but August's waning full moon could impact viewing.
Space.com on MSN14d
See the crescent moon shine beside blue star Spica at sunset on July 30Don't miss the waxing crescent moon shine alongside Spica and the stars of the constellation Virgo in the hours following ...
With the new moon darkening the skies, you’ll have a rare shot at spotting the Milky Way, deep-sky galaxies, and even the ...
The Daily Galaxy on MSN12d
Don’t Miss the Moon and Antares — The Perfect Stargazing Event This SundayThis weekend promises an extraordinary celestial spectacle, as skywatchers will be treated to a stunning alignment of the ...
The crescent moon will be visible 20 degrees above the western horizon at sunset on July 28, with Mars appearing as a bright ...
As the month wraps up, August also offers a rare black moon on August 23, according to EarthSky . This black moon is the ...
Early on Oct. 10, the bright planet Venus will appear exceptionally close to the crescent moon in a lovely skywatching display. Here's when and where to watch.
Social media was abuzz with questions about the bright light just under the moon. No, it isn’t a star or a comet but Venus shining bright enough to be seen with the naked eye. Astrologists call ...
On the mornings of March 7 and 8, a waning slim crescent moon will display earthshine as it hangs over in the southeastern sky at dawn. The “fatter” the crescent moon the less earthshine we ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback