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The Night Sky in June 2026 - Spreewald-Spechtler

The moon's path and planetary movements in June 2026, including visibility details for Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and notable comets and asteroids.

Victor Hale·10 min read·6/17/2026

Objective Space – Astrophotography Contest

Capturing the wonder of Space and making it accessible to the general public is the challenge posed by the Rovereto Civic Museum Foundation. The museum presents the astrophotography contest 'Objective Space'.

Victor Hale·2 min read·6/14/2026

A Small Guide to Lunar Craters

Observing the Moon through a telescope reveals the vast number of impact craters on its rocky surface. This guide explores various types of lunar craters, their formation, and how to identify their age.

Elena Marsh·2 min read·6/13/2026

Looking Up at the Sky – Is It Worth the Wake-Up?

In astronomy, conjunctions are extremely common events. This article distinguishes between conjunctions that are worth observing and those that are not, providing a detailed schedule for June.

Elena Marsh·9 min read·6/12/2026

Closer, Everyday. 30 Days of Venus-Jupiter Conjunction

A composite collage showcasing the approach of Venus and Jupiter over 30 days, culminating in their conjunction on June 9, 2026.

Victor Hale·1 min read·6/11/2026