1. June 10–11: Strawberry Moon The “Strawberry Moon” rises low on the horizon, appearing unusually large and tinted orange-red due to atmospheric scattering. Best viewed just after moonrise near midnight.Source: NASA, Space.com 2. June 16–17: Mars–Regulus Conjunction Mars and Regulus (the brightest star in Leo) will appear only about 0.5° apart—close enough to see together…
🌠 Mars and Regulus: A Celestial Encounter You Won’t Want to Miss! On June 16–17, 2025, get ready for a breathtaking cosmic display — Mars will pass strikingly close to Regulus, the brightest star in the constellation Leo. This rare alignment creates a dazzling contrast in the night sky: the fiery red glow of Mars…
Spotted two bright dots shining side by side? It could be planets! Use the free Sky Tonight app to check when to spot them in your city. Also, learn when the next planetary pairing will be visible in the sky by reading this article. What is planetary conjunction? In simple words, a planetary conjunction occurs…
