On September 12, Mars will appear near Spica, while the Moon will pass near Uranus. The Pleiades and the Hyades star cluster will also be visible. Mercury will be in superior conjunction on September ...

Equuleus, also known as the Foal, is a small and faint constellation located southwest of Pegasus. Unlike many constellations, Equuleus lacks bright stars, nearby stars, prominent meteor showers, or ...

Saturn, at magnitude 0.6 in Pisces, is observable in the southeast at approximately 30° altitude. Titan, Saturn's largest moon, undergoes an occultation behind Saturn, beginning around 11:10 P.M. EDT ...

Mars and Spica will appear in close proximity (2° separation) in the evening western sky shortly after sunset, setting before 9 PM local daylight time. Observations of Mars and Spica are best ...

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