The Moon reappears and climbs past four planets.
Tag: conjunctions
Dim third
Another “trio.” On the evening of March 4, look for Venus, Mars, and Uranus, at their tightest grouping, in the after-sunset western sky. Continue reading “Dim third”
Quasi
Mercury just fails to kiss Venus.
Venus and Regulus in the dawn
On August 17 or 18 you saw (if you were up early enough in the morning) a conjunction of the two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter. Continue reading “Venus and Regulus in the dawn”
A trio of lights
Perhaps you took a look at the after-sunset sky and saw Mars passing Saturn Continue reading “A trio of lights”
Mars vs. Saturn
There’s a bright-planet conjunction that you can see Continue reading “Mars vs. Saturn”
The Love Princess Glides over the Thunder King
Venus is about to position herself less than a quarter of a degree – less than a quarter of the width of your little finger held at arm’s length – above Jupiter. Continue reading “The Love Princess Glides over the Thunder King”