Astronomical Diagram
Venus And Taurus
This early evening, Monday, April 23 the very thin crescent moon will, be just to the left the Pleiades in the low western sky in the constellation Taurus the Bull. Early tomorrow evening, Tuesday, April […]
Conjunction With Full Moon, Saturn
This evening in the low southeastern sky they’ll be a nice conjunction between the full moon, the bright star Spica, and the planet Saturn.
Moon, Mars Conjunction
Tonight, the near full moon will be in a celestial hugging with the bright planet Mars in the southeastern evening sky.
Venus-Pleiades Conjunction
This weekend there’s a wonderful conjunction between the very bright planet Venus and the bright star cluster the Pleiades. They’re less than 2 degrees apart. Venus is by far the brightest star like object in […]
Jupiter, Venus Starting To Separate
While the bright planets Venus and Jupiter are beginning to separate, they are still lovely in the western sky and are still only separated by less than five degrees this weekend. With even a small […]
The Venus Jupiter Conjunction
Mike Lynch say that the Venus-Jupiter conjuction is fantastic this week with the bright planets only three degrees apart!
Leo The Lion
Tonight and tomorrow night the nearly full moon will pass through the constellation Leo the Lion in the evening eastern sky.
The Venus-Jupiter Show
If we ever get a break in the clouds in the early evening (which we probably won’t), catch the Venus-Jupiter show in the western sky. They’re the brightest star-like objects in the western sky and […]
Crescent Moon, Venus Conjunction
Mike Lynch says that Saturday evening in the western sky they’ll be a wonderful conjunction between the crescent moon and the bright planet Venus.
Mike Lynch On Venus-Jupiter Conjunction
Mike Lynch says the Venus-Jupiter show is getting better in the western sky after evening twilight. They’re the brightest star-like objects in the sky. Right now they’re less than 25 degrees apart, but during the […]
Look To The Skies For Jupiter
Tonight, look for a super bright star just below the gibbous (football-shaped) moon. That star is actually the planet Jupiter, right around 446 million miles away.
Astronomical Diagram
Mike Lynch say this evening and Thursday evening the new crescent moon will have a celestial hugging with the bright planet Venus.




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