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The May 16 new moon creates ideal dark skies for stargazers to explore the Milky Way's glowing core, spot Venus and Mars, and trace ancient constellations. Weekend sky watchers get a front-row seat to some of the year's best celestial views.
The darkest night of March arrives this week, offering skygazers a rare chance to see planets, star clusters, and cosmic wonders usually hidden by moonlight. Here's your guide to the celestial show happening right above your neighborhood.
The moonless skies around February 17's new moon are creating perfect conditions for spotting planets, constellations, and distant star clusters. Anyone with clear skies can explore stunning cosmic sights without any special equipment.
The darkest skies of January arrive this weekend, creating perfect conditions for stargazing without moonlight interference. Two bright planets and dozens of winter constellations will shine at their best for viewers across the globe.
The new moon on January 18 creates perfectly dark skies for viewers to spot Jupiter, Saturn, and some of winter's most brilliant constellations. It's the best night of the month to explore the cosmos with just your eyes.