Waning Gibbous Meet Venus and Jupiter Conjunction

Observe the breathtaking view of the Waning Gibbous Moon as it glides past the impressive conjunction of the two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, in the eastern sky before sunrise on August 12, 2025.

Waning Crescent Noon and Venus conjunction

On Monday, July 21, 2025, early risers across North America will be captivated by a rare astronomical event. A 15% illuminated waning crescent moon will pass directly in front of the dazzling planet Venus, providing a unique opportunity to see two of the night sky's brightest objects in apparent conjunction.

2025 April 25 A Triple Conjunction

Venus, Saturn, and the crescent moon will align in a stunning triple conjunction, creating a smiley face in the sky on Friday morning

Jun 21 Waxing Crescent (14.2%) and Venus on the Summer Solstice 2023 (Solar Term-夏至)

Lunar Occultation of Venus

As the year turns, the young moon (7.5%) sweeps past Venus West one hour before sunset. Since the Moon is very close to Venus, the Moon blocks the light from Venus, and a lunar occultation event occurs for about one hour and 6 minutes (19:47 to 20:53)

Waning Crescent Moon (10%)

Waning Crescent Moon Rise on an extremely cold (-21°C) morning.

Moon (11.5%) & Venus Closest in Southeast

2019 Jan 2, we reach Earth’s closest point to the sun for this entire year.  As the year turns, the young moon (11.5%) sweep past Venus southeast one hour before sunrise.