Celestial Highlights: Mars, Saturn, Venus, and the Moon from June 13-19

This week’s skywatching events promise a dazzling display of cosmic wonders, inviting stargazers to witness a range of celestial phenomena. The highlight includes a nearly full waning gibbous moon on June 13, perfect for moon gazing with its enhanced crater details. Significant anniversaries, such as Pioneer 10 crossing Neptune’s orbit, remind us of humanity’s exploration efforts. Additionally, Mars will cozy up to Regulus from June 16-17, showcasing a stunning color contrast in the evening sky. Early risers can catch a spectacular meeting of the third-quarter moon with Saturn on June 19, while Venus continues to shine brightly as the “Morning Star.” The constellation Leo is also featured prominently this week, guiding observers to deeper sky delights like the Milky Way core and celestial clusters, reinforcing our connection to the universe’s grandeur.

Celestial Highlights: Mars, Saturn, Venus, and the Moon from June 13-19

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