In Vineyard Skies
The only two visible planets appear high in the southeastern sky an hour or more before sunrise.
Three of the solar system’s planets are huddled together this month and you can’t see them.
Sunday night’s full moon, the Holly Moon, rises at about sunset.
The two brightest planets in our sky, Venus and Jupiter, are separating after spending time close together.
Two planets, Saturn and Mercury, hover close to the western horizon after sunset this week. On three evenings, from Sunday to Tuesday night, a thin...
Three planets appear in our eastern sky at dawn. Venus and Jupiter are about to do a handshake.
The morning sky fills with planets this month. Jupiter and Venus will be in conjunction.
Friday night, the first quarter moon appears high in the sky after sunset.
A thin crescent moon appears low in the southwestern sky Sunday night.
For those who are up early Tuesday morning there is a pretty sight in the southeastern sky well before sunrise.
The bright harvest moon continues to dominate our evening skies this weekend.
Stargazers make up a pretty good number of late night derby fishermen.
