Skywatchers who are out and about after 1 a.m. local time Monday (Jan. 16) will have an interesting celestial array to admire, composed of the moon, a bright planet and a bright star. The ...

Skywatchers who are out and about after 1 a.m. local time Monday will have an interesting celestial array to admire, composed of the moon, a bright planet and a bright star. The configuration ...

As the weekend comes to a close, the night sky will have one more treat for stargazers as Jupiter, Saturn and the moon rise together to form a triangle on Sunday night. The astronomical meetup will ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The moon, Venus and the Pleiades open star cluster will form an unusual celestial triangle on ...

Skywatchers who are out during the late evening hours on Sunday with clear skies will have an interesting celestial triangle to admire, composed of Saturn, the moon, and a bright star. Start by ...

If your weather is clear late Wednesday, take a look at the sky toward the east-southeast horizon to spot a "celestrial triangle" formed by the moon, a bright star and an even brighter planet: Mars.

Sky-watchers worldwide will be treated early Sunday to a striking celestial triangle as three of the brightest nighttime objects—Venus, Jupiter, and the moon—huddle together in the eastern sky.

The moon, Mars and Mercury are set to form a triangle you can spot in the sky on March 29th. It's called a celestial triangle and Bustle reports it'll be visible around 8:30PM that night. According to ...