September 6, 2023: Mercury is at inferior conjunction between Earth and Sun.  Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn are easily visible during nighttime hours.

September 5, 2023: Uranus is visible through a binocular near the moon.  Venus, as the Morning Star, continues its grand entrance into the eastern predawn sky.

September 4, 2023: Venus’ retrograde ends while Jupiter begins to move westward against the starry background.

September 3, 2023: The gibbous moon nears Jupiter.  The pair is visible during morning twilight and during the evening.  Brilliant Venus continues to emerge from bright twilight.

September 2, 2023: The moon approaches Jupiter before sunrise and again after sunset.  Venus appears in the east during morning twilight near Procyon and Sirius.

September 1, 2023: The gibbous moon is visible during the night.  Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn are visible along an imaginary arc from east to the west-southwest.

August 31, 2023:  The light from the bright moon washes across the sky and on the terrestrial landscape.  Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn parade during the night.

August 30, 2023: A bright Blue Supermoon is in the east-southeast after sunset, near Saturn.  Look for Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn before daybreak.

August 29, 2023: Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn are visible along a long arc across the morning sky.  After sundown, the bright moon nears Saturn.

August 28, 2023: Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn are visible before sunrise.  After sundown, the nearly-full moon approaches Saturn.