June 8, 2024:  The crescent moon is near the Gemini Twins, Castor and Pollux, after sundown.  Mars and Saturn continue their morning exhibition.

June 7, 2024: As night falls, a thin crescent moon is in the west-northwest.  Before sunrise, Mars and Saturn are in the eastern sky.

June 6, 2024: The moon is New today, beginning another cycle of phases.  Look for it tomorrow evening after sunset.  Mars and Saturn are in the eastern sky before sunrise.

June 5, 2024: Mars and Saturn are visible in the eastern sky before sunrise.  Mars continues to widen a gap between the two worlds.

June 4, 2024: Venus is at superior conjunction on the sun’s far side.  Saturn, Mars, and the crescent moon are in the eastern sky before sunrise.

June 3, 2024: The Mars and the crescent moon are in the eastern sky before daybreak.  At the same time, Saturn is in the southeast.

There is no bright planet alignment or parade during early June 2024, although Mars, Saturn, and the moon are in the eastern sky before sunrise.

See the accompanying article - 2024, June 2: No Morning Planet Parade

June 1. 2024: Before sunrise, the lunar crescent is between Saturn and Mars in the eastern sky.  Find the Big Dipper after evening twilight ends.

May 31, 2024:  Before sunrise, the moon is beside Saturn in a close conjunction.  Mars is in the eastern sky.

May 30, 2024: Before sunrise the gibbous moon is near Saturn in the southeastern sky.  Mars is in the east.