See the accompanying article 2023, August 7: Jupiter, Saturn, Moon Shine Early Mornings

August 6, 2023: Jupiter appears above bright stars in the eastern sky during morning twilight.

August 5, 2023: Neptune is visible through a binocular with the gibbous moon as a guide.  Jupiter, and Saturn are in the morning sky before daybreak.

See the accompanying article 2023, August 4: Bright Jupiter, Neptune-Moon Conjunction

August 3, 2023: The moon passes Saturn before daybreak.  Bright Jupiter shines from the southeast during morning twilight.

August 2, 2023: The moon approaches Saturn before their conjunction tomorrow morning.  Bright Jupiter is in the southeast during morning twilight.

August 1, 2023: Jupiter and Saturn are visible before daybreak.  The nearly full moon is visible all night.  The lunar orb approaches Saturn.

July 31, 2023:  Venus, Mercury, and Mars are quickly sliding into brighter sunlight.  Mars ends its two-year appearance.

July 30, 2023: Venus is leaving the evening sky, setting earlier each night.  The moon is in front of the Teapot’s handle during the evening hours.

See the accompanying article 2023, July 30: Venus Departs, Handled Moon

July 29, 2023: Bright Jupiter and Saturn are visible before sunrise.  Venus, Mercury, and Mars are disappearing into bright evening twilight.