Now that we’re fully immersed in the steamy, peak summer month that is August, you could be feeling like you want to take advantage of everything the rest of the season has to offer. That amplified ...

Jupiter and Mars are about to get up close and personal to one another. Look up to the sky early Wednesday morning and you'll see what astronomers call a planetary conjunction. This is what is ...

Two of Earth’s neighbors are about to look very close in the night sky — and it will be a while until they look this close again. On Wednesday, Mars and Jupiter are expected to get extra close in the ...

This week there's a rare and powerful conjunction between the planets of action and expansion. Ser - stock.adobe.com The two planets are forming a conjunction in the quick-witted, fleet-footed, silver ...

This combination image, created from two photos provided by NASA, shows Jupiter in 2017 (left) and Mars in 2003. From Earth, the two planets will appear to be almost touching later this week. (NASA | ...

This week has already given us an aurora borealis and the Perseids meteor shower. Wednesday morning is your next chance to see a spectacular sky event. Mars and Jupiter will be in conjunction, meaning ...

A triple dose of celestial wonder is in the stars this week as Jupiter, Mars and the moon line up for a rare captivating display in the night sky. Called a triple conjunction, this astronomical feat ...

This intellectually savvy conjunction on Aug. 14 marks a period of enthusiasm and mental exploration Expect a surge of motivation to pursue new ideas and engage in thought-provoking conversations as ...

This week is a banner week for skywatchers. We started with the Perseid Meteor Shower, threw in the Northern Lights for good measure, and now two planets will cozy up in the night sky. Jupiter and ...

The planets offer exciting views in April. Jupiter is a brilliant object in the evening sky, although the observing window narrows as the Sun sets later each day. Mars is past its best, but remains ...

Look up to the night sky just before dawn, or after dusk, and you might see a faint column of light extending up from the horizon. That luminous glow is the zodiacal light, or sunlight reflected ...