The bright star Spica will appear to dance around Earth's moon on the night of May 9. Here's how to catch the celestial pair at play ahead of next week's full 'Flower Moon'. Stargazers should look for ...

As the bright star Regulus and the Beehive Cluster shine close by. The moon will appear to skip over Mars between the nights ...

Venus continues to be the brilliant “Morning Star” in the East before dawn, albeit dimming just a bit as it moves away from ...

even though it’s 25 light years away from Earth. Sunday, March 16 This morning, the bright star Spica can be seen hanging out near the waning Moon.

The moon will slide in front of the red supergiant star Antares on May 13 ... to an altogether different celestial show. On May 13, bright Antares will rise to the left of the waning gibbous ...

The area's best stargazing is generally farther east and near the ocean, says Karl Silverberg, vice president of ...

Mars will appear just to the lower left of the moon, while the bright star Pollux will be a few degrees ... that occurred in pre-Christian Europe near the winter solstice, according to NASA.

Those looking up last night already saw a beautiful show as the near-full moon ... until you see a bright blue-ish star, which is Spica. It will first meet the moon at around 10pm tonight in ...

The bright gibbous Moon passes 4° north of Uranus at 5 ... 145 Cma consists of a cooler, golden star nestled near a hotter, bluish star, just as the “real” Albireo at the head of Cygnus ...

The bright star Spica will appear to dance around ... hemisphere — shining to the upper left of the moon. Meanwhile, Mars will glow low near the horizon.