June 9, 2023: Saturn and the gibbous moon are in the eastern sky this morning.  Venus continues to chase Mars in the western evening sky.

June 8, 2023: Venus is nearing its period of greatest brightness.  It casts shadows under favorable conditions.  Before sunrise, the gibbous moon nears Saturn.

June 7, 2023: Saturn has newly identified Moons.  Brilliant Venus and Mars dance in the western sky after sundown.

See the article: 2023, June 7: New Saturnian Moons, Venus-Mars Evening Dance

June 6, 2023: The bright moon is near the Teapot’s handle before sunup.  After nightfall, brilliant Venus approaches Mars.

June 5, 2023: Before sunrise, the moon seems balanced on the spout of the Teapot.  Jupiter and Saturn are visible before daybreak, while Venus closes the gap to Mars.

See the accompanying article at 2023, June 5: Balanced Moon

June 4, 2023: The star Fomalhaut has made news recently with a possible asteroid belt.  It is visible to the lower right of Saturn before daybreak.

June 3, 2023:  The Strawberry moon rises in the southeast after sunset.  Venus steps into the Cancer to the upper left of Pollux.

June 2, 2023: Mars seems to be in the Beehive star cluster during the evening.  The nearly-full moon seems to headbutt Scorpius.

June 1, 2023: Marching eastward, Mars nears the Beehive star cluster.  Jupiter and Saturn are visible before sunrise. Brilliant Venus joins Mars after sundown.