March 10, 2024:  Daylight Saving Time resumes this morning when clocks across nearly all US states and Canadian provinces are advanced one hour at 2 a.m. local time.

March 9, 2024: After sundown spot Jupiter and planet Uranus through a binocular.  A total solar eclipse occurs in a month.

March 8, 2024: With the moon near the New phase, the sky is open for late winter Messier marathon season.  Bright Jupiter is visible after sunset.

March 7, 2024: Venus, Mars, and crescent Moon gather together in bright twilight before sunrise. Bright Jupiter is visible after sundown nearing Uranus.

March 6, 2024: Watch the winter stars shift westward during March.  The moon is visible before sunrise, Jupiter after sunset.

March 5, 2024: The winter cooked moon is visible before sunrise in front of the Teapot of Sagittarius.  Bright Jupiter is easily visible after sundown.

March 4, 2024: Before sunrise, the Ophiuchan moon is above the Scorpion’s tail.  Jupiter is the bright star in the west-southwest after sundown.

March 3, 2024:  This morning’s Moon-Antares occultation occurs during the early morning hours for some sky watchers in the western hemisphere.

March 2, 2024: The Scorpion Moon is in the southern sky before sunrise.  Bright Jupiter is visible after sundown.

March 1, 2024:  March 2024 Astronomy Events include an occultation, eclipse, conjunctions, equinox, and planets in transition.