03/26/2026
What's up in the sky this week? ππ»
πβ March 23: Moon Near Pleiades
The Moon drifts alongside the Pleiades star cluster in Ta**us β one of the most beautiful pairings the night sky can offer.
π Visibility: Visible from both hemispheres in the evening sky.
π March 25: Moon at First Quarter
The Moon is exactly half-lit, climbing high in the evening sky β a perfect time to explore its craters along the shadow line!
π Visibility: Worldwide β look for it high in the south after sunset.
πͺ March 25: Saturn at Solar Conjunction
Saturn passes behind the Sun today and temporarily disappears from our view β it will soon return to grace the pre-dawn sky.
π Visibility: Not visible this week β Saturn is hidden in the Sun's glare from all locations.
πβ March 26: Moon Meets Jupiter
The Moon cozies up to mighty Jupiter in Gemini β the brightest planet in the evening sky makes for a gorgeous pair tonight!
π Visibility: Visible from both hemispheres in the evening western sky.
ππ March 28: Moon Near Beehive
The Moon passes close to the Beehive Cluster in Cancer β a subtle but rewarding sight through binoculars on a clear night.
π Visibility: Best seen from the Northern Hemisphere; partially visible from the Southern Hemisphere.
π March 28: Earth Hour
Lights out, stars out! Earth Hour reminds us to switch off and look up β darkness is a gift to both the planet and the stargazer.
π Visibility: A global event β join millions worldwide at 8:30 PM your local time.