July 24, 2024: The moon passes Saturn today.  Three bright planets are visible in the eastern sky before sunrise.

See the accompanying article - 2024, July 24: Moon Greets Saturn

July 23, 2024: The gibbous moon approaches Saturn.  They can be seen before sunrise and after sunset.  Jupiter and Mars are in the eastern sky during morning twilight.  Goodbye, Mercury!

July 22, 2024: Mercury is at greatest elongation this evening.  Use a binocular to see it during bright twilight. Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, and Moon are visible before sunrise.

See the accompanying article - 2024, July 22: Mercury at Greatest Elongation

July 21, 2024: A Mars-Pleiades conjunction occurs this morning in the eastern sky during morning twilight.  Jupiter is to the lower left of Mars.

See the accompanying article - 2024, July 21: Mars-Pleiades Conjunction

July 20, 2024: Bellatrix’s first morning appearance signals Orion’s return to the eastern predawn sky.  The Full (Buck) moon shines all night.

See the accompanying article - 2024, July 20: Orion’s Return Begins

July 19, 2024: The moon appears in front of the Teapot of Sagittarius, a boiled moon.  Three bright planets – Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn are visible before sunrise.

See the accompanying article - 2024, July 19: Summer’s Boiled Moon

July 18, 2024: The three brighter outer planets – Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn – are visible during morning twilight.  The gibbous moon is near the galactic center.

July 17, 2024: After sundown, look for the Moon-Antares conjunction in the southern sky. During nighttime hours look for Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, and Mercury.

July 16, 2024: The moon is with Scorpius after sundown.  A pretty celestial display is visible before sunrise with Jupiter, Mars, and brighter stars.

See the accompanying article - 2024, July 16: Scorpion Moon

July 15, 2024: Mars and Uranus are in a close conjunction today. Jupiter and Saturn are visible in the morning, while Mercury and the gibbous moon are in the evening sky.