With each morning, Venus has been rising ever higher and has been getting a little brighter. The planet will reach its brightest in the morning sky on Sept. 19.

It’s visible in the early-morning sky at magnitude 0.4 and rises nearly an hour before the Sun. Roughly half an hour before sunrise, Mercury has reached an altitude of 4° high in the east.

As the night goes on, it will rise into the sky, following the ecliptic − the same path as the Sun. Just before 6 a.m., it will be high in the southeast. Mars: A bit less bright than Saturn.

On Tuesday, the moon will be just over 252,000 miles away, while Venus will be a few light-minutes away. EarthSky “As you gaze at the moon, Venus and Regulus in the October 10 morning sky, you ...

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This sky chart from AccuWeather shows where Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune and Saturn will appear in the early morning sky during the first part of September 2024. AccuWeather. By .

What is the bright star in the east right now? Venus, the bright "Morning Star," shines brilliantly in the pre-dawn sky this weekend, close to a much dimmer Saturn.

A triple conjunction, appearing to some as a smiley face, will be visible in the early morning sky on April 25 in Michigan. Here's what to know.

That’s good news for those who aren’t a fan of early morning sky watching sessions, so hopefully the comet does survive its rendezvous with our host star. We’re rooting for you, C/2025 F2.