
Jupiter Vanishes Behind the Moon in Rare Once-in-a-Decade Conjunction
Watch Jupiter vanish behind the moon in a once-in-a-decade occultation. Rise early Tuesday to see the giant planet swallowed by the crescent moon.


Watch Jupiter vanish behind the moon in a once-in-a-decade occultation. Rise early Tuesday to see the giant planet swallowed by the crescent moon.

A vast pit upon the Moon's surface may lead to a chamber of shadow, wherein ancient lava flows lie hidden.

Tonight's Moon is in Waning Crescent, 42% visible. See the Kepler and Tycho craters without gear; binocs and scopes reveal more.

A suitcase-sized spacecraft will hide behind the Moon to hear a signal from the universe before the first stars existed.

The Moon is nearly full tonight, in waning gibbous phase, with three lunar seas and Apollo landing sites visible to the naked eye and telescope alike.

Tonight's nearly full moon shows the Mare Crisium, Fecunditatis, and Procellarum, plus binocular and telescope targets.

NASA chief Jared Isaacman warns China's Chang'e 7 delay could let Beijing claim exclusive control of the Moon's south pole.

Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon shows Mare Vaporum, Mare Serenitatis, and Mare Fecunditatis. Binoculars reveal craters; telescopes show Apollo landing sites.

Tonight's sky shows a waxing crescent Moon, 35% visible, with Mare Crisium, Mare Fecunditatis, and more to see without a telescope.

A spacecraft spots a crater on the moon larger than the Roman Colosseum, formed by a rock from space unseen by any watcher upon Earth.

Top US military chief warns troops to prepare for combat in orbit and around the moon, as the Space Force grows and China responds.

Tonight's Moon shows a waxing crescent, with Mare Crisium and Mare Fecunditatis visible as dark plains amid the growing light.
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