In Vineyard Skies
Late Monday night, near midnight, the last quarter moon rises in the east.
Saturday night, the moon appears near the ringed-planet Saturn. The two appear as a pair in the constellation Scorpius, one of the most southern...
Saturday night the first quarter moon and Jupiter are friends.
Nearly all the visible planets are in our evening sky soon after sunset.
Two astronomical events will coincide this coming week to give the Vineyard tides that are above and below normal.
he bright red planet Mars is low in the southern sky Friday, closer to the Earth than it has been in 11 years.
Friday night’s first quarter moon appears near the bright star Regulus, in the zodiacal constellation Leo.
A thin crescent moon appears low in the southwestern sky on Sunday night amid the light of dusk.
Take a peek outside around 10 o’clock Friday night and the bright red planet Mars is rising in the east.
The full moon of April appears Friday on the eastern horizon right after sunset.
This is the weekend when both the Moon and Jupiter upstage all other celestial events.
Mercury appears next to a thin crescent moon Friday night.
