Skywatching Guide for June 2025

In June, stargazers can enjoy a spectacular view of the night sky as Venus and Saturn separate, while Mars remains visible in the western sky post-sunset. Highlight events include the June solstice on the 20th, marking the longest day for the Northern Hemisphere, and close encounters of Mars with Regulus on the 16th and 17th. Venus shines brightly in the morning, while Mercury becomes visible in late June. Additionally, the core of the Milky Way is best seen throughout the month, offering a stunning display for those in dark locations. As Earth tilts toward the Sun, this month’s celestial happenings connect us to ancient traditions and the vast cosmos.

Skywatching Guide for June 2025

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