On 19 June, early risers can witness a rare alignment of the moon, Saturn, and Neptune before sunrise. The best view is expected for observers in New York.

At the heart of the new Vera C. Rubin Observatory is a digital camera that will create an unparalleled map of the cosmos.

Now nearing a close conjunction, Saturn and Neptune sit just to the right of the crescent Moon in the morning sky.

The half-lit lunar disk will rise alongside the ringed giant Saturn and dimmer Neptune in the early morning hours of June 19, ...

A planetary parade is a periodic event where multiple planetary bodies sharing a common star appear collectively to an ...

Wausau Pilot & Review This week offers stunning celestial sights for skywatchers in the Wausau area — from planetary pairings ...

From Mars & Regulus to Saturn near the Moon and Venus at dawn, the night sky dazzles June 13-19, 2025. Spot deep-sky gems and ...

Ever wondered what the sky looks like on other planets? Prepare to be astounded as we unveil the first real images of the sky beyond Earth, capturing the breathtaking and unusual views from other ...

Saturn’s two-toned moon reaches its greatest western elongation, when it shines brightest far west of the ringed planet.