With May’s new moon fading and summer twilight looming, now is the time to plan a dark-sky escape — where location, timing and weather all collide.
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The moon and Venus met in the western sky on May 18-19, setting the stage for a dramatic photoshoot.
The moon glows with the Beehive Cluster on May 21, as a trio of planets form up in the evening sky.
The moon dances with the king of the planets, with the horizon as their stage.
Forecasts say up to three glancing CME impacts could trigger G1 and possible G2 geomagnetic storms through May 20, boosting aurora chances across parts of the northern U.S.
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Twice a year, the setting sun perfectly aligns with Manhattan’s street grid, creating one of New York City’s most spectacular skywatching events.
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Look west after sunset to catch Venus shining beside a delicate crescent moon in the twilight sky.
The Vespera II X edition features a sleek, transparent shell and has internal temperature sensors for optimized deep sky observation.
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They boast a new optical design for sharper images and host a bunch of upgraded features to make stargazing a breeze. The Vaonis Vespera III and Vespera Pro 2 are available now.
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See dazzling planets, the Milky Way and a trio of celestial animals brightening the spring sky around May’s new moon.
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