12/26/2025
Be sure to look up at the moon & stars
Heads Up
A Sparkling New Year’s Eve ✨
Greetings Hemispheres 🌍
Edit: On December 31, the sky offers a shared moment, the Moon beside the Seven Sisters.
Both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres can see this pairing, though from different angles and at different times. The Moon is visible everywhere on Earth, and the Seven Sisters (Pleiades) grace skies north and south alike.
In the Northern Hemisphere, they shine high in the winter night.
In the Southern Hemisphere, they appear lower in the northern sky, glowing through summer evenings.
Same sky story.
Different perspectives.
One shared cosmos
As December 31st draws the final breath of the year, the heavens join the celebration. A waxing gibbous Moon, luminous and almost whole, drifts lovingly beside the Pleiades, the Seven Sisters, weaving silver light and starlore into the closing night of 2025.
This is a sky that speaks.
The Moon, around 88% illuminated, shines boldly as she travels just a few degrees from the delicate blue-white jewels of the Seven Sisters in Ta**us. Though her glow softens the faintest stars, the Pleiades still sparkle through a tiny cosmic dipper pouring remembrance, promise, and renewal into the dark.
When to look
Turn your gaze east as twilight deepens. Moon and Sisters rise together, hand in hand, and remain with us all evening, climbing high by midnight, right on cue for your New Year’s countdown.
A moment to capture
This pairing offers a beautiful invitation,
Moonlight cradling starlight.
Endings embracing beginnings.
With binoculars, the magic deepens, the Sisters shimmer around the Moon’s glowing sphere in one shared field of view, reminding us that even in brightness, gentler lights still shine.
Pause.
Look up.
Let the sky mark the threshold with you.
Love, Light and Darkness united. From all of us at Natures Healing World