June 19, 2023:  Morning planet Saturn retrogrades against Aquarius. The thin crescent moon is below the Gemini Twins during evening twilight.

June 18, 2023: Today and tomorrow mark the days of longest daylight for the year.  Venus continues its eastward trek near Leo after sundown.

Read the accompanying article: 2023, June 18: Longest Day, Venus Eastward Trek

June 17, 2023: The stars’ places before sunrise and after sundown are signals that the season is changing.  Jupiter and Saturn are visible before sunrise, while brilliant Venus and Mars are in the west after sundown.

See the article and charts: 2023, June 17: Seasonal Signals, Bright Planets

See the charts for this podcast: 2023, June 16: Mercury Moon Conjunction, Evening Planet Duo

June 15, 2023: Three planets and the moon are in the sky before sunrise.  Venus sparkles in the western sky after sundown.

See the accompanying article with charts: 2023, June 15: Morning Lineup, Brilliant Evening Star

June 14, 2023: The thin crescent moon joins Jupiter in a beautiful conjunction before sunrise.  Brilliant Venus continues to gleam in western evening sky.

See the accompanying article: 2023, June 14: Lovely Jupiter-Moon Conjunction

June 13, 2023: The crescent moon is near Jupiter in the eastern sky before sunrise.  After sundown, Venus passes the Beehive star cluster. Use a binocular.

June 12, 2023: The morning moon appears to be playing hopscotch from Saturn to Jupiter. After nightfall brilliant Venus and Mars group with the Beehive star cluster.

June 11, 2023: The morning moon appears between Jupiter and Saturn.  After sundown, brilliant Venus approaches the Beehive star cluster.

June 10, 2023: The Pleiades star cluster is making its first morning appearance. Venus continues to brighten in the western sky after sundown.

See the article with graphics: 2023, June 10: Pleiades Return, Brilliant Evening Star